Stina writes how purity is not only the do and don’t of relationships, but how we respect, love and accompany another in life within our families, and romantic relationships. Plus she provides helpful questions and practical steps how to better this virtue.
Are great relationships built on compatibility or commitment?Stina and Padre break down the modern myths surrounding compatibility and explore why commitment is the foundation of lasting relationships.
Part 3 of our book study of Gift & Grit, Stina and Emily delve into the profound interplay between personal healing, chastity, relationships, and spiritual growth.
In this episode, we explore how to balance giving without expecting anything in return with maintaining healthy expectations in relationships. How do we set boundaries and be intentional about both giving and receiving to nurture fulfilling connections?
Stina and Padre take on an episode to cover where we should address boundaries in our every day life – the physical, mental, emotional and relational type – and address it in topics and ways we wouldn’t necessarily consider….
Stina sits down with Virtue Ministry team member, Elise Drum, to chat about the necessity of understanding and communicating expectations in the various relationships in your life, by communicating, defining roles and having the reasons why.
Emily Shaw shares with us the importance of men investing in friendships, and not letting them fall to the wayside when life and circumstances might change.
Christmastide… there can be many emotions felt as extended family, in-laws and friends that we may have consciously placed at a distance throughout the year, come together. What should we do? Read on for some tips to help!
Friendships — misunderstandings arise, lack of communication, trust lost… listen to our Podcast this week as Stina and Padre discuss these aspects and how to repair + build up friendships!
Questions for Padre & Stina How do you call a friend out without coming across as self righteous? How do you talk faith with non-faith friends? What’s your take on the saying ‘blood is thicker than water’ especially since the original saying actually means the opposite of how people use […]