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How I am learning to be emotionally content in my season of singleness I had come to church seeking to draw closer to God. Instead, I got a recommendation to draw closer to someone whose character and behavior I knew would lead me much farther from God than I ever wanted to be. Instead of being uplifted toward God, I was revolted by the suggestion. Being so conscious of my emotions at the time made me able to freely express myself with Christian meekness, gentleness, and grace to the recommender. Ever since, to my delight, no further thoughtless suggestions have come forth. I do not know how men survive, but it sure helps to have a sisterhood of friends who hold me accountable. Not just on tangible elements such as career, academics, and finances, but even on nontangible, nondescript things like feelings and emotions. I can be vulnerable around them with no sense of shame or fear or criticism. In fact, choosing to be vulnerable opens my world to them, enough for them to be of some help...

by mahershalalhashbaz         © techtarget  You have nothing to prove, it has never been your burden to make them understand. Let them be wrong about you. Let them hold onto their versions of you — their crooked stories, their clipped perceptions, their blurred snapshots of who you were on a day you barely made it out of bed. Let them talk, let them laugh, let them assume . You are not here to correct every rumor or reintroduce yourself to every person who never tried to know you in the first place. There is peace in not defending yourself. A kind of stillness in letting the noise pass over you like wind brushing against your skin — present, but powerless. You are not required to turn yourself inside out just to prove that your heart beats gently, that your silence is not arrogance, that your distance is not disdain. You do not owe the world a version of yourself it finds easier to digest. You are not a résumé. You are not a performance. You are not a colle...

by Mahershalalhashbaz              © techtarget 2025 Although both Windows 10 and Windows 11 ship with a built-in security tool called Windows Security, it’s still best to use third-party security suites. Third-party security programs like Avast, Avira, Kaspersky, etc., offer better protection against various security threats. The good thing is that most leading security companies have their free security products. These free security products were more capable than Windows security when it came to defending against viruses, malware, PUP, adware, and more. So, if you are looking for ways to improve the security of your device, you have landed on the right page. This article will list some of the best free antivirus software for Windows 10 and 11. So, let’s check out. 10 Best Free Antivirus Software For Windows Important: Don’t use multiple security programs on your PC; using only one security product at a time is recommended. 1. Avira Free Antivirus We...

Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses. 1 Timothy 6:12. When souls are converted, their salvation is not yet accomplished. They then have the race to run; the arduous struggle is before them to “fight the good fight of faith.” ... The battle is lifelong, and must be carried forward with determined energy proportionate to the value of the object you are in pursuit of, which is eternal life.... Satan is ever seeking to destroy; he is casting his hellish shadow between our souls and the light of the Sun of Righteousness. When you talk doubts, and distrust your heavenly Father's love, Satan comes in and deepens the impression, and that which is shadowed is made the blackness of despair. Now, your only hope is to cease talking darkness. In dwelling on the dark side, you cast away your confidence in God, and this is just what Satan wants you to do. He wants to sift you as wheat; b...

by mahershalalhashbaz ©Techtarget 2025 Method 1  You have many options to stop users from changing the desktop background on Windows 11. You can install a third-party app to set a specific wallpaper and lock it or change the Local Group Policy Editor or Registry Settings to prevent wallpaper change. This article will share two of the best ways to prevent others from changing their desktop wallpapers. Both of the methods require Local Group Policy Editor modification. Here’s how you can prevent others from changing the desktop background in Windows 11. 1. Prevent Changing the Desktop Background In this method, we will make a few changes to the Local Group Policy Editor to prevent others from changing the desktop background. Here’s what you need to do. a) First, click the Windows 11 search and type in Local Group Policy Editor. Next, open the Edit group policy app. b).This will open the Local Group Policy Editor on your computer. You need to navigate to this path: User Configuration...