Beyond the Wedding

Join us for the first of two parts in understanding that a thriving relationship with God begins with communication with God. It is essential that we begin to understand not only our need for intimacy with God but His overarching desire to be intimate with us as well.

The last Will of God that Emmerson Eggerichs lays out is to Abstain from Sexual Sin. We begin this discussion including statistics not included in Eggerichs' book. Join the lively discussion by listening in!

We finish our discussion on Submit in Doing Right - if it isn't illegal or immoral,  God has set us up to be in situations where we submit because it is the right thing to do regardless on how we might feel about the decision. 

In this session we begin our discussion on Submitting to Doing Right. We discuss the negative connotations of the word "submit" and what it looks like from different angles.

Join us as we review the first two wills of God as laid out by Emmerson Eggerichs in the book with the same title. The first two wills, Belief in Jesus and Giving thanks, are foundational to walking in the divine purposes of God. Of course our discussion carries beyond the book but you'll have to listen to find out how.

Join us as we discuss what it means to give thanks in all things (1 Thess 5:18). Scripture is clear that we can't be selective in what circumstances we will give thanks - we are to give thanks in everything. Join us for practical guidance on how we can accomplish this. 

What does it mean to have Christ in us and have us be in Christ? Our apologies in advance because the tapping cut off in the middle...

David and Anne present a one day teaching on how to share our complaints, "pet peeves" or the like in a way that helps us stay connected. 

In this session we discuss what we actually mean when we say we believe in Christ. Do our actions with others show what our beliefs really are?

This series focuses of discussing the 4 wills of God as shared by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs in his book, the Four Wills of God. Join as as we discuss the difference between universal and uniuqe wills.