Scott and Terry, leaders in C12 and in Living Waters retreat ministry, share their story of how they came to Christ, how Terry, as a nun, become married to Scott, and their personal stories of the practical application of abiding, coming to unity and being led by the Spirit.

Continued discussion on the role of the Holy Spirit in our abiding process; specifically how, as the Spirit of truth, He guides us into all truth - understanding guiding and that all truth is about our lives.

Continued discussion on the role of the Holy Spirit in our abiding process; specifically, the relationship between Him leading us, us surrendering our will to His leading, and enjoying being a child of God which the Spirit bears witness to.

Discussion of the role of the Holy Spirit in our abiding process; specifically, the role of leading us so that we do not struggle with our flesh (sinful) nature.

Continued discussion on how faith is required to walk into God's plan and that He will let us choose not to follow and not experience His wonderful will - it is a choice. The good news is that He is the author and finisher of faith, so all we actually need to do is stay with Him in our abiding relationship - as did Abraham.

Mike shares his story of how he became a believer, how he met his wife, and his journey together in abiding to be led by God to him now being leader of this wonderful ministry to execs. Mike shares the role of abiding and faith and illustrates with many God stories of the work of the Spirit that are quite stimulating.

Continued discussion of how we are called to process well our anger so we do not sin. This session deals particularly with situations and people that we cannot just have no relationship with, though they are unwilling to process with us. How do we get to resolution with this sticky situation?

Discussion of how we as Christians are to handle anger in such a way that we do not sin. This specifically deals with how to handle others that are not willing to process with us - how do we stay out of sin when can't resolve on our own?

Discussion of how we, as Christians, are to handle anger in such a way that we do not sin. This specifically deals with our side of the process: how do we properly handle anger, which is normal, and not sin?

Continued discussion on the process of experiencing faith as we abide - understanding it is His work of completing what He authored/started by speaking to us and then having us stay hearing and abiding in His words to us that takes us to believing what He says which leads to us experiencing what is promised.