In this episode we continue to deal with how we confront unforgiveness (within ourselves and with others). How do we find forgiveness for someone who has hurt us…especially when the one who has hurt us has not asked us for forgiveness? How do we “release” the one who has hurt us?

In this episode we deal with how we address unforgiveness (within ourselves) with someone in our life that created pain in our life but who no longer is where we can confront and work through forgiveness with them. In this special interview we look at how we deal with unforgiveness within ourselves?

In this episode we deal with how we address unforgiveness (within ourselves) with someone in our life that created pain in our life but who no longer is where we can confront and work through forgiveness with them. In this special interview we look at how we deal with unforgiveness within ourselves?

In this episode we deal with how we address unforgiveness (within ourselves) with someone in our life that created pain in our life but who no longer is where we can confront and work through forgiveness with them. In this special interview we look at how we deal with unforgiveness within ourselves?

We’re in the third episode of a series where we examine authentic Christian manhood. What does this mean for a man and what does the Bible teach us about authentic Christian manhood? In our last episode we talked about what it "looks like" to be an authentic Christian man. In this episode we talk about how we lead and pass on to our children and those around us what it means to be the ”provider-protector and servant-leader” Christian man that Christ has called all men to be to their wives, their children and their family.

We’re in the second episode of a series where we examine authentic Christian manhood. What does this mean for a man and what does the Bible teach us about authentic Christian manhood? In this episode we talk about how to become an authentic Christian man. When we look at our culture where a significant percent of men have checked out, we look at how Christian men can get re-engaged and be the Christian man in their marriage...family and in their daily walk. What does this look like?

In this episode we began a new series on authentic Christian manhood. To begin with we first look at what “authentic Christian manhood” looks like. For men, we look at the “gap” of being engaged in our marriage, families and in our daily walk with Christ. We look at what “missing it” means to the man that says he is a believer but there is no evidence in his daily relationship with Christ, his wife, his family and his relationships with those around him. In this episode we dig deeper into what the scripture says it “looks like” for a man to be “strong and courageous”.

In this episode we continue our series on prayer. If you had to list only two prayer requests what would those two requests be? Jesus says that those that asks…they receive! In this episode we look in Luke’s gospel where the scripture talks about “receiving” the Holy Spirit…when we ask. So we ask the question: Does receiving the Holy Spirit (when we ask) address how we pray when we pray…and for what we ask for?

In this episode we start a two-part series on prayer. If you had to list only two prayer requests what would those two requests be? So, when we pray, do we ask for what we want or pray for what we need? We ask the question: Is there a difference between “get” and “receive”? What is the difference between a “for me” pray and “in-me” pray? In this episode we dig into what the scripture means when it says that everyone that asks…receives….if you believe?

We continue in our series that looks at how we “think” about our relationship with Christ and His plan for you and His Creation. We continue to ask what is God’s intent for His Creation….trying to understand that God intends “shalom” for each of us instead of shame. We have been looking into how we can live in a closer relationship with Christ instead of just obeying a list of rules. We ask how we can understand the Ten Commandments as “marriage covenant” language as we look into how we relate to God.