What does it mean to be loved? What does it mean to be loved by Jesus? Is love about giving someone everything they want or is love about giving someone what they need the most? This week we discover that because God loves us, we may experience painful things in our life - the painful paradox.

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby: in a baby carriage! Our children are a gift from the Lord, and it is an honor to raise them but it does not always feel that way. This week we discover some truth and insight that will help us as we do our best to raise our kids.

Sex is never just about sex. If we truly want to experience the significant, meaningful, deeply beautiful knowledge and intimacy of our spouse then we need to understand God’s original design and intention for sex.

Marriage is sacred. Marriage is beautiful. Marriage is difficult. Yet, it husbands and wives would work together towards the same goal we may actually accomplish our wedding vows. This week will discover some biblical principles that will help us love and respect our spouses.

Words and their meaning are really important. Maybe one of the reasons we struggle with our relationships and marriages is because we have turned love into a noun, when in fact, it was always meant to be a verb.

We all things in our lives that we are not proud of, things we regret, times in our lives we failed. This week we discover that our sins are not too big for God’s Grace, and because of Christ we can be forgiven by God and can also forgive ourselves.

Every single one of us has hurt, offended, or wounded someone over the course of our lives. This week we discover how to ask for forgiveness and the proper way to do it.

Every single one of us has been hurt, offended, or wounded by someone over the course of our lives. This week we discover how and why we should forgive those who have hurt us.

As we enter into a new year, we say goodbye to what is behind us and anticipate what’s ahead of us. If we truly want to live, then we need to allow our past to die; especially those negative labels we have picked up along the way. This week we discover that God has given us a new name, new purpose, and a new future.

Gifts have been wrapped. Presents have been given. But what do you and I have that we could give to the King of Kings?