The Lord covers us and protects us in the way only He can.

In our covenant with Christ, we are made clean by His blood and brought in under His care and guidance.

Sin is a yoke that makes our boundaries brittle but Christ has redeemed us so that we can be healed and fortified in Him.

God's strength rallies on our behalf, especially when we feel weighted down by our vulnerabilities.

Vulnerability can mean opening up in ways that may scare us but can become tremendously beneficial.

The redeemed are not merely freed servants—they are sons and daughters, co-heirs with Christ.

Being both fully God and fully man, Jesus possessed the infinite worth necessary to pay the debt of human sin; and so He did.

Faithful love is sacrificial but intimate, beautiful, and secure.

Investing in the right tools and resources builds character as well as full confidence in your product.

We are either married faithfully to Christ or unfaithfully flirting with the attractiveness of variety and novelty.

Don't be a puppet perverted by your own pride and shameful passions.

It's our goal as imagers of God to cultivate the paradise of Christ on Earth.

Boundaries are beneficial in Christ.

What chaos are we inviting into our God-covenant or breaking God-covenant for?

Not all forms of passion lead us where it benefits us to go.

As one flesh, dishonor & disrespect towards our spouse is a self-inflicting wound.

The polygamous behaviors you practice don’t just affect you but create lingering consequences for those in your immediate vicinity, especially your spouse and offspring.

To attempt to replace God's Sovereign Perfection with a flawed version of human regality is unwise.

We should not bite and devour one another but express ourself through the fruits of the Spirit (Gal. 5:13-26).

Our faithfulness to Christ causes us to flourish, benefiting the relationships we have with mankind as well. Likewise, our unfaithfulness to Christ naturally reaps unfavorable outcomes with God and mankind.