It is difficult to find a family that is happy: family members that make it a point to learn to grow together and to enjoy one another's fellowship along the way. What happened?
How do you feel about the work you have to do? The leftover jobs that seem relegated to you? The menial or mundane? Assuming the perspective of Christ, who washed His disciples' feet, the highness or lowness of a task should actually lose all significance.
Often music's dynamics and how it plays upon our hearts and lives can be difficult to describe. A different vocabulary is needed, and even then words can often come up short and be misleading. Scott Aniol's 50-minute message helps clarify these aspects of music.
Do you and your spouse communicate most often through monologue, dialogue, or “duel-logue”?!? Couples must be able to talk things through without getting into an argument.
This session actually complements and completes session seven: Purpose to Stay Out of Debt. After calculating just how many houses could be purchased with the interest normally paid on a single house, Jim Sammons helps break down the daunting task of reversing a life
This session opens with a difficult question: what if one spouse is willing to change but discouraged because the other spouse is not? Mike and Connie respond with Scripture and encouragement to trust in God at these times especially.
