"Mercy is how the kingdom breaks through."  Read More

"If I claim to love mercy, then I have to accept that it will cost me something."  Read More

Identify conflict as an opportunity to biblically address barriers to oneness with God and each other.The goal of this lesson is for couples to practice the biblical peacemaking process. Couples will address issues that have built up in their marriage, establish a practical exercise that will help them get along and, most importantly, embrace the peacemaking process as a way of life. This process ...  Read More

“Mercy can’t live in a vacuum — it has to have a target.”  Read More

“Mercy is compassion in action — it refuses to leave the broken where they fell.”  Read More

The Kingdom Way is not about a power trip. It's about a presence pursuit  Read More

He’s either Lord of all or He’s not Lord at all.  Read More

Convenience doesn’t create hunger — consistency does.  Read More

Recognize The Absence  Read More

Jesus didn't bless the spiritually full. He blessed the spiritually hungry.  Read More

Pursue peace with your spouse because Christ pursued peace with you.The goal of this lesson is to help participants realize that when conflict occurs in their marriage, they often have a part in it. To make peace with their spouse they must take full responsibility for their part without excuse, blame-shifting, or any expectation that their spouse will own their side of the conflict. This lesson w...  Read More

Forgive your spouse as God forgave you.The goal of this lesson is to correct some common misunderstandings about forgiveness, then to help couples develop a sound, biblical view of forgiveness. At its core, forgiveness is a decision to pardon an offense and give up the right to be repaid. It is a transaction between you and God that is independent of your spouse. This is a crucial lesson, especial...  Read More