6 Reasons Socializing Is Critical for Mental Health

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Candice Lucey

Psychologists, counselors, doctors, and the Bible all promote positive relationships for mental and physical health.

Everyone at every age needs friends: "throughout life, close friends provide a strong foundation of compassion and trust for many people, and they can become even more important as we age."

Here are six ways that socializing promotes mental health:

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5 Expectations of the Post-Pandemic Church

Dr. James Emery White

There will be no going back to a pre-pandemic church. This is because those who were reached during the pandemic and those we hope to reach when it's over will demand something different. In fact, the nature of the divide between a pre-pandemic church and a post-pandemic church will be about what people will expect from a church. Here are five expectations that people will have of your church.

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4 Things a Romantic Relationship Can Never Give You

Jaime Jo Wright

What are some unreasonable expectations? You know the type. The ones that sneak their way into a romantic relationship, seemingly good-intentioned and even common sense?

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5 Reasons Your Husband Isn't Happy

Debbie W. Wilson

Your husband's unhappiness may have nothing to do with you. But that doesn't mean there's nothing you can do to support him.

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