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June 22, 2025

Inordinate Affection

The heart and mind can sometimes fall prey to an unhealthy, obsessive attachment. This overwhelming feeling shows up disguised as love but slowly eats away at our core. People caught in this excessive desire often sacrifice their true identity just to feel wanted by someone or something. Most casual conversations skip over inordinate affection, yet this “over the top” love can take precedence over our relationship with God. The Bible speaks clearly about this risk in Colossians 3:5: “Put to death, therefore, whatever belongs to your earthly nature: sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires, and greed, which is idolatry”. Our…

June 21, 2025

Why Going to the Doctor Doesn’t Have to Be Scary

Some people get nervous about going to the doctor. That makes sense — it’s a place where people get shots, get told to eat more vegetables, or have to sit in weird paper gowns. But here’s the thing most people don’t realize: doctor visits really aren’t that bad, especially when you understand what they’re for. In fact, they can be super helpful for staying healthy and avoiding bigger problems later on. You don’t have to be sick to see a doctor. A lot of doctor visits are actually just regular check-ups to make sure everything is going okay. These kinds…

June 11, 2025

How Do Deer Show Affection to Humans

Wildlife experts have documented deer showing affection to humans in many ways. The sika deer at Nara Park, Japan prove this beautifully. These deer have grown so comfortable with people that they bow their heads to ask for food and welcome petting. Their comfort level shows how these naturally cautious animals build special bonds with humans in safe environments. Deer that get used to human presence display their trust in special ways. To cite an instance, they might walk up to people they know, let them touch them gently, or take food from their hands – a clear sign of…

June 11, 2025

How Do Horses Show Affection

Horses express affection through behaviors that highlight their emotional depth and intelligence. Scientists at the University of Rennes discovered that horses snort up to 10 times more when they encounter positive experiences, like finding new food in their pasture. These vocal expressions represent just one way these majestic animals share their feelings. Horses display their affection for humans by actively seeking their company and following them around. They respond to familiar voices with distinctive whinnies or nickers. Among themselves, horses build bonds through mutual grooming sessions that boost “feel good” hormones and lower their heart rates. Studies have revealed something…

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