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Dear Stalker, I woke up to see a missed call from you. How things have changed! Just three (3) years ago, you were indeed a stalker. Your calls gave me reasons to fear. Your calls made me confused about what next to do. Your calls were a threat to my walk with God - a threat to the higher calling I had received. How things have changed! Eight (8) years ago I met you and it seemed hell had broken loose. You brought with you every temptation to sin. You dared every expression of purity and chastity. You came with an aura of lust. Unlike the woman who fell at the feet of Jesus with her box of alabaster, all you had were bowls of filth and sin. How things have changed! Years later, you are different - washed clean by the blood of the Lamb. Jesus changed you. You're no longer the one who tempts me to sin. You're now the one who beckons on me to keep walking with Christ. You're no longer a partner in sin. You're now a brother in Christ. Hey stalker, I'm more than ...

Remember the writer of 5 love languages? He and Dr. Jennifer Thomas have discovered there are five fundamental aspects of an apology. They call them the five languages of apology. Read what they have to say about this new discovery: "Each of them is important. But for a particular individual, one or two of the languages may communicate more effectively than the others. The key to a good relationship is learning the apology language of the other person and being willing to speak it. When you speak their primary language, you make it easier for them to genuinely forgive you. When you fail to speak their language, it makes forgiveness more difficult because they're not sure if you are genuinely apologizing. Love means saying you're sorry—over and over again. Real love will be marked by real apologies from the offender and real forgiveness from the offended. This is the path to restored, loving relationships. It begins by learning to speak the right language of apology...