The heart provides life to the body through pumping blood; however, it is more than just a physical organ keeping us alive. The heart is also an emotional center capable of experiencing heartache and brokenness. In this session, we examine twelve conditions that define the heart, and how our heart is key to accepting God’s gift of salvation and transformation.

While it may not always seem obvious, we are in a constant battle to control our mind. The mind is a powerful entity that allows us to think, feel, and choose but is often easily swayed by what we read, hear, watch, and experience. In this session, we dive into the mind and look at how it can be shaped through the world’s perspective or God’s perspective.

Now more than ever it is easy to feel isolated. As the future grows more uncertain in these troubling times, we don’t always know how to cope with or express our feelings, which leads us to withdraw into a shell and lock others out. In this session, we talk about combating isolation through reliance on God, the control of our emotions and attitude, and the community of people around us.

Change is difficult. We get comfortable having a certain job, a certain salary, a specific routine, and a family rhythm. What happens when suddenly everything is turned upside down? In this session, we discuss how God’s promises are unchanging in a time of sudden crisis and how leaning into Him can give us the clarity, confidence, and vision to move forward.

Our world has changed overnight and many of us are now homebound trying to adjust to a radically different daily life. But is this truly the “new normal”? In this session, we take a look at what the “real normal” is from a Biblical perspective and how this foundation shapes our reaction in a time of crisis.

It is difficult to forgive and let go of wrongs done to us, especially if we were wronged by a parent, because these wounds affect us physically, emotionally, and spiritually. In this session, we discuss how to surrender these wounds to Jesus and choose to forgive in order to be made whole once more.

Authority in the home is clearly defined in the Bible as a man leading his wife and children, but sometimes the father does not step in to this leadership role. In this session, we talk about the effects a passive father and controlling mother play in shaping a child’s view on authority.

Many of us have been hurt, disappointed, or let down by our father. Maybe he was absent, distant, not affectionate, or abusive. Oftentimes, this behavior can be attributed to how our father was raised by his father. In this session, we discuss the characteristics of true manhood and what it looks like to lead, guide, and portray these characteristics to our children from a Godly perspective.

Much of today’s leadership is built upon ego, self-exaltation, and being the best. What if being a true leader, however, means setting aside our own aspirations and exhibiting a different set of qualities? In this session, we look at the qualities a servant leader exemplifies and how being humble, patient, and intentional has a major impact on ourselves, our family, and our community.

Understanding how to parent can be difficult, especially when the needs of a toddler and a teenager are completely different. Sometimes we fail to realize that as our child moves toward adulthood our parenting styles need to adapt accordingly. In this session, Mack Ogren, from JH Ranch, walks us through the “Journey of Transition” and teaches us how to adapt our parenting based on our child’s current age and phase of life.