A strong marriage isn't built by two perfect people. It’s built by two imperfect people holding on to a perfect God. No matter what patterns you inherited or what your past looked like, your future can be different. By inviting Jesus in, choosing the right priorities, staying curious, protecting intimacy, and continuing to pursue one another, you can build a marriage that grows stronger through the years.
Key Takeaways:
<ul><li>Invite Jesus into your marriage daily—He is the third strand that makes it stronger.</li><li>Prioritize your spouse and family instead of giving them your emotional leftovers.</li><li>Stay curious about your spouse—keep talking, learning, and growing together.</li><li>Protect intimacy by creating a marriage where you can be fully known without fear.</li><li>Never stop investing in and pursuing one another through every season of life. </li></ul>
The Big Idea: You may not be able to change the home you came from, but by the grace of God, you can change the home that comes from you. 
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A strong marriage isn't built by two perfect people. It’s built by two imperfect people holding on to a perfect God. No matter what patterns you inherited or what your past looked like, your future can be different. By inviting Jesus in, choosing the right priorities, staying curious, protecting intimacy, and continuing to pursue one another, you can build a marriage that grows stronger through the years. Key Takeaways: Invite Jesus into your marriage daily—He is the third strand that makes it stronger.Prioritize your spouse and family instead of giving them your emotional leftovers.Stay curious about your spouse—keep talking, learning, and growing together.Protect intimacy by creating a marriage where you can be fully known without fear.Never stop investing in and pursuing one another through every season of life. The Big Idea: You may not be able to change the home you came from, but by the grace of God, you can change the home that comes from you.

A strong marriage isn't built by two perfect people. It’s built by two imperfect people holding on to a perfect God. No matter what patterns you inherited or what your past looked like, your future can be different. By inviting Jesus in, choosing the right priorities, staying curious, protecting intimacy, and continuing to pursue one another, you can build a marriage that grows stronger through the years.
Key Takeaways:
<ul><li>Invite Jesus into your marriage daily—He is the third strand that makes it stronger.</li><li>Prioritize your spouse and family instead of giving them your emotional leftovers.</li><li>Stay curious about your spouse—keep talking, learning, and growing together.</li><li>Protect intimacy by creating a marriage where you can be fully known without fear.</li><li>Never stop investing in and pursuing one another through every season of life.&nbsp;</li></ul>
The Big Idea: You may not be able to change the home you came from, but by the grace of God, you can change the home that comes from you.

Five Keys to a Strong Marriage

Legacy isn't about your reputation after you’re gone... it's about what comes after you. Through the life of Abraham, we see that legacy begins when we choose to live differently, think beyond the present, establish values worth passing down, and faithfully sow seeds that future generations may one day harvest.
Key Takeaways:
<ul><li>Legacy often begins when you choose to live differently.</li><li>Stop living only for right now—think generations ahead.</li><li>The values you pass down will outlast the money you leave behind.</li><li>Legacy requires obedience, sacrifice, and faithfulness.</li><li>Sow faithfully today and trust God with what comes after you.</li></ul>
The Big Idea: Legacy isn’t about you but about what comes after you. Live today with the next 100 years in mind. 
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Legacy isn't about your reputation after you’re gone... it's about what comes after you. Through the life of Abraham, we see that legacy begins when we choose to live differently, think beyond the present, establish values worth passing down, and faithfully sow seeds that future generations may one day harvest. Key Takeaways: Legacy often begins when you choose to live differently.Stop living only for right now—think generations ahead.The values you pass down will outlast the money you leave behind.Legacy requires obedience, sacrifice, and faithfulness.Sow faithfully today and trust God with what comes after you. The Big Idea: Legacy isn’t about you but about what comes after you. Live today with the next 100 years in mind.

Legacy isn't about your reputation after you’re gone... it's about what comes after you. Through the life of Abraham, we see that legacy begins when we choose to live differently, think beyond the present, establish values worth passing down, and faithfully sow seeds that future generations may one day harvest.
Key Takeaways:
<ul><li>Legacy often begins when you choose to live differently.</li><li>Stop living only for right now—think generations ahead.</li><li>The values you pass down will outlast the money you leave behind.</li><li>Legacy requires obedience, sacrifice, and faithfulness.</li><li>Sow faithfully today and trust God with what comes after you.</li></ul>
The Big Idea: Legacy isn’t about you but about what comes after you. Live today with the next 100 years in mind.

From Rooftop To Legacy

Singleness isn't an incomplete version of life... it can be a season filled with purpose, opportunity, and unique availability to God. Whether you're single and happy, hurting, or hoping, God sees a useful vessel and has given you space that can be intentionally used to pursue Him, grow, serve others, and make an impact for His Kingdom.
Key Takeaways
<ul><li>See your season properly—singleness can be a gift, opportunity, and advantage.</li><li>Use the space you have to pursue God instead of simply filling it.</li><li>Avoid the traps of comparison, lust, idleness, and self-indulgence.</li><li>Invest this season into growing spiritually, relationally, and personally.</li><li>Pour yourself out for others and make the most of your availability for God’s mission.</li></ul>
The Big Idea: Don’t waste this season focusing only on what you don’t have. Recognize the SPACE you’ve been given and use it for what matters most. 
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Singleness isn't an incomplete version of life... it can be a season filled with purpose, opportunity, and unique availability to God. Whether you're single and happy, hurting, or hoping, God sees a useful vessel and has given you space that can be intentionally used to pursue Him, grow, serve others, and make an impact for His Kingdom. Key Takeaways See your season properly—singleness can be a gift, opportunity, and advantage.Use the space you have to pursue God instead of simply filling it.Avoid the traps of comparison, lust, idleness, and self-indulgence.Invest this season into growing spiritually, relationally, and personally.Pour yourself out for others and make the most of your availability for God’s mission. The Big Idea: Don’t waste this season focusing only on what you don’t have. Recognize the SPACE you’ve been given and use it for what matters most.

Singleness isn't an incomplete version of life... it can be a season filled with purpose, opportunity, and unique availability to God. Whether you're single and happy, hurting, or hoping, God sees a useful vessel and has given you space that can be intentionally used to pursue Him, grow, serve others, and make an impact for His Kingdom.
Key Takeaways
<ul><li>See your season properly—singleness can be a gift, opportunity, and advantage.</li><li>Use the space you have to pursue God instead of simply filling it.</li><li>Avoid the traps of comparison, lust, idleness, and self-indulgence.</li><li>Invest this season into growing spiritually, relationally, and personally.</li><li>Pour yourself out for others and make the most of your availability for God’s mission.</li></ul>
The Big Idea: Don’t waste this season focusing only on what you don’t have. Recognize the SPACE you’ve been given and use it for what matters most.

Manage the Space

A great marriage doesn’t happen accidentally—it’s something worth fighting for. But the fight isn’t against your spouse; it’s for your spouse. God designed marriage to be a lifelong partnership, and healthy marriages are built when two people choose unity, continue pursuing one another, and stay aligned around God’s design.
Key Takeaways:
<ul><li>Fight to stay a team—choose “we” over “me”.</li><li>The more you build your private world, the less you build your shared life.</li><li>Never stop pursuing the person you once worked so hard to win.</li><li>Healthy marriages require mutual pursuit, honor, service, and sacrifice.</li><li>Don’t wait for your spouse to go first—by God’s grace, choose to start</li></ul>
The Big Idea Great: marriages don’t happen accidentally. Don’t fight against your spouse—fight for your spouse. 
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A great marriage doesn’t happen accidentally—it’s something worth fighting for. But the fight isn’t against your spouse; it’s for your spouse. God designed marriage to be a lifelong partnership, and healthy marriages are built when two people choose unity, continue pursuing one another, and stay aligned around God’s design. Key Takeaways: Fight to stay a team—choose “we” over “me”.The more you build your private world, the less you build your shared life.Never stop pursuing the person you once worked so hard to win.Healthy marriages require mutual pursuit, honor, service, and sacrifice.Don’t wait for your spouse to go first—by God’s grace, choose to start The Big Idea Great: marriages don’t happen accidentally. Don’t fight against your spouse—fight for your spouse.

A great marriage doesn’t happen accidentally—it’s something worth fighting for. But the fight isn’t against your spouse; it’s for your spouse. God designed marriage to be a lifelong partnership, and healthy marriages are built when two people choose unity, continue pursuing one another, and stay aligned around God’s design.
Key Takeaways:
<ul><li>Fight to stay a team—choose “we” over “me”.</li><li>The more you build your private world, the less you build your shared life.</li><li>Never stop pursuing the person you once worked so hard to win.</li><li>Healthy marriages require mutual pursuit, honor, service, and sacrifice.</li><li>Don’t wait for your spouse to go first—by God’s grace, choose to start</li></ul>
The Big Idea Great: marriages don’t happen accidentally. Don’t fight against your spouse—fight for your spouse.

Fight For Us

Remain humble, genuine, and diligent towards one another, regardless of what's happening around us.

Remain humble, genuine, and diligent towards one another, regardless of what's happening around us.

Simplicity, Sincerity, Sacrifice

Special guest Lisa Harper shares an encouraging word on God's love.

Special guest Lisa Harper shares an encouraging word on God's love.

How God Loves

Ephesians 3:10-11. As His creation, we reflect His nature for all the world to see.

Ephesians 3:10-11. As His creation, we reflect His nature for all the world to see.

God's Art Gallery

See how spiritual gifts are intended to make a difference in believers' lives and bring us together.

See how spiritual gifts are intended to make a difference in believers' lives and bring us together.

A Body That Works

How to Grow Closer to Jesus

Guard against human reasoning by standing on all that God says.

Guard against human reasoning by standing on all that God says.

Guard against human reasoning by standing on all that God says.&nbsp;

Breaking Toxic Thought Patterns

Life begins with God's love for us and how we show it to the world around us.

Life begins with God's love for us and how we show it to the world around us.

The Most Important Thing

Understand how the disposition of your heart determines your future.

The Way of Blessing

Christ offers us a complete life in Him because He rescues us in these five areas.

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