Jarrid Wilson

1. “That’s someone’s daughter.” This is something I will always hold dear to my heart. My father has a great way of putting things into perspective for me.

Marriage is a big commitment, and I wouldn’t encourage anyone to embark on this incredible journey without first making sure they are mature enough to handle it.

It’s time to forget about where you’ve been, what you’ve done, and who you used to be. God doesn’t care about your failures, mistakes, or even you mishaps.

Is there really a God? Why Does God Allow Pain and Suffering? Was Jesus really born of a virgin? Do I have a purpose in life? Can I rely on what the Bible says?

Searching for “the one” can be a daunting task.

Since I was little, I’ve always been told that quitting was for losers.

Disclaimer: I don’t necessarily live out all of these things perfectly, but these twenty points are what I strive to do on a daily basis.

I’ve realized that the element of surprise holds a lot of weight a midst any relationship. Writing letters and notes “just because” is always a fun way to showcase your feelings on a daily basis.

A man will own up to his mistakes. A boy will make excuses for them.

1. Telling people “I’ll pray for you” without actually praying for them. Guilty as charged. I can’t think of anybody who hasn’t done this at one time or another.

I have a confession to make. I’m dating someone even though I’m married.  She’s an incredible girl. She’s beautiful, smart, cunning, strong, and has an immensely strong faith in God.

The more we would love another, the less people would revert to sinning.