Our pastors, Ben and Brett, are joined by their wives, Sara and Lane, to have an honest discussion about their marriage. How did they meet, and how did they know the other was "the one"? What struggles did they face the first few years of marriage and what struggles do they face now? In this episode, we focus on the lessons learned by two of our pastoral families and how God has drawn them to himself through each other.

As we prepare for the Marriage by Design conference, we decided to turn our attention to what wisdom and guidance the Bible has on the topic of dating. What are some general principles that Scripture provides to Christians as they consider relationships? What is a good age to begin dating, and what is a good reason? The staff of Arrowhead discuss these and other questions in the first of a two week look at relationships.

As a continuation of our previous episode, today we ask, what are some of the qualities of a Christian leader in the workplace? How does Scripture instruct us to treat others we have authority over? Pastor Ben Shoun and local business owner, Gary Robinson, provide some Biblical insight into this very practical topic.

What does it mean to be a Christian employee? Is there a difference between how a Christian employee should work and how a non-Christian should work? What happens if your boss asks you to do something that Scripture condemns? Pastor Ben Shoun is joined by local business owner, Gary Robinson, to discuss these questions and what Bible has to say about our character in the workplace.

Just a few years ago, tattoos were a feature of only the most "hard core" people in our culture. Today, more and more Christians, white collar workers, college students, and even moms are getting inked. But what does the Bible have to say about tattoos? Doesn't Leviticus say we shouldn't get tattoos? And if it's allowed, are there parameters Christians should follow? In this episode, Ben Shoun poses these kind of relevant questions to Arrowhead staff members who have been inked themselves.