One of the greatest enemies of your connection in marriage is the slow drift toward entropy. Great relationships require care, intention, and courage if they are to thrive. Today we talk about the vision God had for marriage: interdependent oneness.

Often we think of courage in an extraordinary situation, but courage is most powerfully displayed in our everyday actions. That's where relationships are built and where connections are made: in the everyday. Join us as we explore the everyday example of Israel's greatest king that never was.

The Apostle Paul talked about the Holy Spirit as God's deposit on our promised inheritance, a gift from God guaranteeing what is to come. How can we accept this incredible gift, and how does the Spirit function in our lives?

Our culture loves the idea of freedom, but do we understand freedom in the fullest sense? What does it mean to find freedom through trusting Jesus?

What if you are only experiencing a fraction of the power and authority given to you as a child of God because you aren't embracing a partnership with the Holy Spirit? You've been entrusted with something incredible, so it's reasonable to expect something incredible for your story!

What if you are only enjoying a fraction of the access and authority you have been given in the Gospel of Jesus Christ? In his letter to the Galatians, the apostle Paul reminds believers of the great inheritance they have been granted because of the work of Jesus - more wonderful than you realize.

Enneagram type ones are principled, dedicated, and moral people that are committed to doing the right thing the right way. They want to live above reproach and avoid mistakes. They can struggle with perfectionism and their energy can feel overly critical. Let's learn how to love them well!

Enneagram Type Nines are easygoing, agreeable, and diplomatic people. They are easy to love, warm, and tactful. They have the ability to see things from every side, and to understand others even when they disagree. In his most famous sermon, Jesus said that Peacemakers were blessed and would be called children of God.

They are confident, bold, and intense. They are powerful, independent people with big hearts that meet life's challenges with strength. Enneagram type Eights are also called the Challenger, the Leader, or the Boss. Learn what makes them great!

They are entertaining optimists, always ready for the next adventure, on an endless quest for novelty and excitement. Type sevens on the enneagram are called the Enthusiast or the Epicure, and their focus naturally goes to "new" and "next." Their growth journey involves learning to find the freedom in limits and the beauty in the here and now.