What intentional practices can help us cultivate mutuality in our marriages?Healthy marriages are guided by the Spirit, focused on Christ, and fully committed to submitting to one another in love. This requires both husbands and wives to address their own dysfunctions and learn to lead their marriages together, for the glory and mission of Christ. Too many of us get stuck in the power struggle of marriage, but if we want healthy marriages, we need to learn to shift from a me-focus to a we-focus. Join Dan Gulnac and Chris Weber as they discuss practical tools for taking our marriages to the next level.

Pastor Dan Gulnac uncovers the heart of a healthy Christian marriage.

How can parents and children break through misunderstanding to build meaningful connection?

When relating to our parents or our children, we can so easily trip over the generational disconnect. We struggle to understand them, and we feel misunderstood by them. But, God created us to live in families because we need intergenerational connections and perspectives. Join Heidi Zimmerman and Jim Ehrman as they talk about how to build bridges, rather than walls, to connect with the generations within our families.

Pastor Kevin Eshleman reminds us to reach past outward impressions and assumptions to see and minister to people's hearts.

How can we intentionally build genuine, life-giving friendships?

We all want strong friendships, but sometimes these connections can seem difficult to find. Too many of us end up living in isolation. Yet God makes it clear that we need one another. We are his body, and we are called to grow and work together. Relationships with others are a central part of the Christian life. Join Laura Taylor and Matt Swords as they talk about practical ways we can build godly friendships that will bring strength and encouragement to our lives.

Pastor Kevin Eshleman shares on the importance of intentionally building relationships with others in the body of Christ.

How do I properly discern and steward a prophetic word?

The Bible is God's objective word, by which we judge everything else. Yet the Bible also includes many examples of and instructions about the subjective word--including prophetic words we may receive from others. Both objective and subjective are needed, but how do we find the proper balance? How do we process disappointments when the prophetic falls short? And how do we discern and steward prophetic words in a healthy way? Join Jim Ehrman and Mark Calkins as they discuss a balanced stewardship of the prophetic.

Pastor Kevin Eshleman shares from his heart on the need for both objective and subjective revelation.