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Do you still confuse it's for Its? Read on to find the difference and know when to use them.

It’s = It is or It has
Example: It’s going to rain today. (It is going to rain today.)
It’s been a long day. (It has been a long day.)

Its = shows possession
Example: The cat licked its paws. (The paws belong to the cat)

If you can replace it with “it is” or “it has”, use it’s (with apostrophe).
If not, use its (no apostrophe).

Got it? Drop your own sentence using “its” and “it’s” in the comments

This may be the reason why your relationships never last.

You pray, you fast, and you even wait on God but somehow, every relationship ends in confusion, heartbreak, or compromise.

Too often, we mistake chemistry for compatibility and feelings for confirmation.

You open your heart too soon, give your time too quickly, and end up attaching yourself to someone who wasn’t assigned to your destiny.

The Bible says, “Guard your heart with all diligence…” (Proverbs 4:23). But how can you guard what you freely hand over without discernment?

Before entering the next relationship, ask:

Does this person honor God with their life, not just their lips?

Are we building emotional intimacy before spiritual clarity?

Am I following peace or just passion?

It’s not about being perfect; it’s about being aligned. Don’t confuse delay with denial sometimes, God is protecting you from what your feelings are trying to rush.

Wait well. Love wisely. Choose prayerfully.

Happy Sunday, Beloved!

May your day be filled with peace, joy, and a fresh outpouring of God’s grace. As you rest and reflect today, may your heart be strengthened and your spirit refreshed for the week ahead.

Let His presence go before you, and may His love surround you always.

Have a blessed and beautiful Sunday!

Dear Woman,

It is not your responsibility to shield a man from the attention of other women. A man who values his relationship will take personal responsibility, he will set healthy boundaries, honour himself, and most importantly, honour you.

Know your worth. You deserve loyalty, respect, and peace of mind not competition.