Amos Kwaghve

Sometimes we think we are falling in love with someone new, but deep down, we may be replaying a story…

Welcome to the healing era. It is no longer strange to hear someone say, “My therapist said…” as casually as…

We live in an age where the voice of comfort often comes from a device. A glowing screen, a calm…

In a world where technology evolves faster than moral reflection, a quiet crisis is unfolding. It is not about artificial…

In the age of social media, breakups no longer end with silence. They end with scrolling. We no longer walk…

Love used to be sacred. It was private. It was something two people built quietly and tenderly under God’s watchful…

In an age when our phones can predict what we want to eat and our apps can recommend who we…

In a world where people can now meet, talk, and even “touch” through virtual reality, the question becomes urgent—is love…

For generations, Christian women were taught that pleasure and purity could not coexist. The message was clear. A “good woman”…

In a world where hookup culture trends faster than holiness, and where “saving yourself” sounds more like a vintage value…