Before We Go

David and Karen Mains discuss the extreme harm that can come to an individual, a family, a church, a community, and even a nation because of the dangerous practice of blaming others for what happens in our lives: “The harmful, childish habit of habitually blaming others can be halted by developing the practice of honest and humble self-examination.”

David and Karen Mains share the prophetic message that America, and especially American Christians, are wrestling with God: “Wrestling with God is usually about the role He is going to play in your life.”

David and Karen Mains explore the way that Listening Groups can help individuals feel truly heard and understood.

David and Karen Mains discuss how tears move the heart of God, so that He can attend to the needs of His people: “Should people of faith throughout America ask Jesus for the gift of tears?”

David and Karen Mains explore what the word “revival” really means to the church, and how Christians should endeavor to pray for God to send a sweeping revival across our great land.

David and Karen Mains continue to share the importance of Christians learning how to become welcoming individuals: “This is the time for the church to rediscover the biblical concept of hospitality.”

David and Karen Mains continue to share the importance of Christians learning how to become welcoming individuals: “Today’s ‘loneliness epidemic’ should be a signal to the church to call out the spiritual gift of hospitality.”

David and Karen Mains share the importance of Christians learning how to become welcoming individuals: “One of the most powerful ways to model the love and welcome of God is by practicing Christian hospitality.”

David and Karen Mains share a very helpful way to practice the presence of God in our everyday lives: “Christians can learn to live in the wonder of the resurrected Christ’s involvement in their daily lives.”

David and Karen Mains talk about the subject of “Time Management” from the perspective of God’s holiness. This discussion emphasizes: “Knowing about the Church Calendar could help us to sanctify time—that is, making time holy.”