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Christmas reminds us of God’s incredible gift of love and hope through Jesus Christ.

The world may say that Halloween is harmless, just costumes and candy, but we must remember that Satan masquerades as an “angel of light."

A broken family system results in a broken society. Let's not merely seek to make memories of holidays.

Are you a single individual seeking guidance on choosing the right life partner the Biblical way?

The year is NEW, make the best out of it. 365 days later, we will begin another. Let this NEW YEAR count!

God is faithful

Let thy fountain be blessed: and rejoice with the wife of thy youth. Proverbs 5:18 Proverbs 5:18 offers a timeless reminder to cherish...

August 2023 Newsletter

At "Christianity and Lifestyle," we believe that a strong foundation in faith can significantly shape a child's character and values.

Michael and Mary also provide readers encouragement and practical advice on how to become more Christlike in their daily lives.

A comprehensive guide for believers to accept and exemplify the character of Christ in their daily lives, drawing on  biblical teachings.

Watching children play soccer teaches us important lessons about how to deal with life's wins and losses.

The Bible is a remarkable literary masterpiece that holds within its pages a collection of 66 individual books.

Welcome to our inaugural Christianity & Lifestyle Newsletter, which we are happy to send you.

What sets Mary's book apart from others is its focus on the Bible as the ultimate source of wisdom for financial management.

With practical advice, biblical wisdom, and personal anecdotes, this book will guide you on your path to financial freedom and stewardship.

Giving is one subject that some have abused and has led to revolt of some against the whole subject of giving.

Have you ever been denied access or suffered for doing what is right?

It cost God His only begotten Son to ransom humanity from sin, death and eternal doom. It should cost you a lifetime of living for Him.

Whenever you are at your lowest point, be careful of what you say, where you go, what you do, who you talk to and what you eat.