In this closing Saturday session, Michael and Dianne Thompson share the heart behind creating a “culture of honor” within marriage and the home. They teach on the power of “soft talks” — gentle, grace-filled communication that builds connection instead of walls. Through biblical truth and practical wisdom, they reveal how couples can foster peace, understanding, and mutual respect in every interaction. This session will inspire you to cultivate a home where love leads, honor flows freely, and Christ remains at the center.

In this heartfelt and empowering women’s breakout session, Dianne Thompson leads a time of deep conversation and Q&A designed to encourage and equip wives to walk in strength, grace, and faith. Through honest discussion and biblical wisdom, Dianne unpacks what it looks like to nurture a godly marriage, communicate with love, and trust God in every season. This session offers encouragement, practical insight, and a beautiful reminder that a wife’s influence and faith can bring lasting transformation to her home and marriage.

In this powerful and honest men’s breakout session, Michael Thompson leads a time of real conversation, reflection, and Q&A designed to challenge and encourage husbands to lead with strength, humility, and love. Together, the men dive deeper into biblical principles of manhood, marriage, and covenant — discovering what it means to pursue God first and lead their homes well. This session offers practical insight, authentic discussion, and encouragement for every man seeking to grow as a husband, leader, and follower of Christ.

In this insightful Saturday morning session, Michael and Dianne Thompson dive into one of the most vital aspects of every marriage — communication. They unpack practical tools for navigating hard conversations with grace, identifying and breaking negative communication patterns, and replacing them with life-giving habits that foster understanding and connection. With biblical wisdom and real-life examples, this session will help you strengthen your bond, build trust, and learn how to speak — and listen — with love.

In this powerful Friday night session, Michael and Dianne Thompson share deep insight on the covenant of marriage and what it truly means to walk in unity as one. Through personal stories, wisdom, and truth from God’s Word, they uncover the beauty of God’s design for marriage — not as a contract, but as a covenant that reflects His love and faithfulness. Whether you’re newly married, preparing for marriage, or looking to strengthen your relationship, this message will inspire and equip you to build your marriage on the unshakable foundation of God’s covenant love.

In this training, Jennifer Goodson, MA, LMHC, Psychotherapist, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, EMDR Trained Therapist with Pathway Counseling Services, LLC, trains the leaders and ministry teams with the basics of trauma informed care.

If you'd like to connect with Jennifer, visit pathwaycounselingservice.com or email ⁠[email protected]

In this training, Jennifer Goodson, MA, LMHC, Psychotherapist, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, EMDR Trained Therapist with Pathway Counseling Services, LLC, trains the leaders and ministry teams with the basics of trauma informed care.

If you'd like to connect with Jennifer, visit pathwaycounselingservice.com or email [email protected]

In this message, Pastor Michael shares about the extravagant love of our Father. That this love is not one that we have to strive or perform for. You're loved and accepted just because of who you are, not what you do. The ultimate display of love is Romans 5:8, "But God demonstrated his great love for us, while we were still sinners Christ died for us."

In this message, Pastor Nolan breaks down Psalms 23 and how the sheep know the voice of their Shepherd. In this psalm, there is a call to deeper intimacy and trust with the Lord.

In this message, Pastor Nolan breaks down how love overcomes fear. "Such love has no fear, because perfect love expels all fear. If we are afraid, it is for fear of punishment, and this shows that we have not fully experienced his perfect love." 1 John 4:18