Beyond the Wedding

Did you Come to Serve or Be Served?

Scripture says that Jesus didn't come to be served but to serve. We too have been called to serve. In this session we ask this question of ourselves and look for ways to serve the Lord and others. 

Submission: A Blessing in Disguise / Session Five: The Fear Blockage

In this session we look at the greatest hinderance to submission to Christ which is fear. 

Submission: A Blessing in Disguise / Session Four: Submission to Christ Part 2

We look at the hinderances to being fully submitted to Christ. 

Submission:A Blessing in Disguise/ Session 3 Reverence for Christ Part 1

Reverence for Christ is foundational if we are to submit to one another. We discuss what that looks like in this session

Submission: A Blessing in Disguise / Session Two: A Husbands Submission

We talk about what a husbands role looks like in loving his wife in submission to Christ

Submission: A Blessing in Disguise/ Introduction

In this series we look at submission from the Ephesians 5:21 perspective. Submiting to one another out of reverence for Christ. Marriage is discussed in this session.

Interpersonal Communication - Part 4

Back on topic as we discuss the important skill of active listening and the benefits it can bring to a relationship.

Interpersonal Communication - Part 3 - Or Was It?

A true to life example of active listening as we moved off the planned outline and listened to the desires of the Holy Spririt as we answered a series of questions from the class, getting very real about what marriage is for - while it is great to be hapy and we should puruse that, what is most important is to be conformed into the likeness of Christ. Join us for some very real and direct discussion.

Interpersonal Communication - Part 2

"Ting" - The Chinese character for "to listen" is "ting" and is a combination of characters to include, ears, eyes, undivided attention and heart. Join us as we discuss active listening, a key to having successful communication no matter the context.

Interpersonal Communication - Part 1

This is the first of a series in which we discuss practical communication skills. When many couples seek help with their relationship, a common statement is that, "We just don't communicate." We have found that more times than not, that statement is not true. What they don't do is communicate well. Join us as we discuss the importance of seeking to understand first rather than be understood and that our expectations going into a time of sharing can often color how we interact. Valuable for marriages and all relationships whether they be parents with children, work or friends we hope you will find some things you can apply in your own life.