Sean L Brereton

Sometimes we’re too busy. But a lot of times we’re only too busy for things that are not that important to us.

“Our work should be to embrace every opportunity to present the truth in its purity and simplicity where there is any desire or interest to great the reasons of our faith.”

Testimonies to the Church, vol. 3, p. 214

A man simply desiring you for your physical presence doesn't mean he values you. True connection involves emotional, intellectual, and spiritual bonding.

You can change the trajectory of your life with small daily changes and by replacing poor habits with good ones.

End the relationship if he’s lying, cheating, and disrespectful.

You can have depth in conversation, meaningful connections, and fulfilled promises. Don't settle for less; you are better than that.

The secret is consistency.

Satan promotes two extremes: one, that God's law is impossible to keep; and two, that we can keep it solely through our own human strength.

We're emotional creatures, and emotions play a big role in love. But equating love with fleeting feelings often leads to unstable relationships that crumble when emotions fade.

The world may teach you that there is strength in retaliation and revenge, but the Word teaches that there is strength in forgiveness and forbearance.

Growing up in belittling and critical households can make us unintentionally carry those habits into our relationships, damaging trust, peace, and love.

Strong relationships aren’t found. They are built, patiently, carefully, and prayerfully.