The Gathering

The Bible is full of dynamic duos. Elizabeth and Mary, Samuel and Eli, David and Nathan, Ruth and Naomi, Paul and Timothy. Jesus event sent the disciples out in groups of two. Great leaders in scripture also had mentors and mentored others. Unfortunately, we often try to "go it alone" in life – whether at work, in marriage, or in our spiritual life. However, scripture shows the power of having others in our life to learn from and to invest in. Join us as we explore the dynamic duos in the Bible and learn what they have to teach us about the kinds of relationships we should be seeking in our lives.

The Bible is full of dynamic duos. Elizabeth and Mary, Samuel and Eli, David and Nathan, Ruth and Naomi, Paul and Timothy. Jesus event sent the disciples out in groups of two. Great leaders in scripture also had mentors and mentored others. Unfortunately, we often try to "go it alone" in life – whether at work, in marriage, or in our spiritual life. However, scripture shows the power of having others in our life to learn from and to invest in. Join us as we explore the dynamic duos in the Bible and learn what they have to teach us about the kinds of relationships we should be seeking in our lives.

The Bible is full of dynamic duos. Elizabeth and Mary, Samuel and Eli, David and Nathan, Ruth and Naomi, Paul and Timothy. Jesus event sent the disciples out in groups of two. Great leaders in scripture also had mentors and mentored others. Unfortunately, we often try to "go it alone" in life – whether at work, in marriage, or in our spiritual life. However, scripture shows the power of having others in our life to learn from and to invest in. Join us as we explore the dynamic duos in the Bible and learn what they have to teach us about the kinds of relationships we should be seeking in our lives.

The Bible is full of dynamic duos…Elizabeth and Mary, David and Nathan, Ruth and Naomi, Paul and Timothy. Great leaders in scripture had mentors and mentored others. Jesus even sent the disciples out “two by two.” Too often, though, we try to go it alone, individuality is praised, needing help is perceived as weak. But, scripture shows us there is great power in having people in our life who selflessly invest in us as well as people in whom we invest. Join us as we explore famous relationships in the Bible to learn what they have to teach us and how we can cultivate the same kind in our own lives.

The Bible is full of dynamic duos. Elizabeth and Mary, Samuel and Eli, David and Nathan, Ruth and Naomi, Paul and Timothy. Jesus event sent the disciples out in groups of two. Great leaders in scripture also had mentors and mentored others. Unfortunately, we often try to "go it alone" in life – whether at work, in marriage, or in our spiritual life. However, scripture shows the power of having others in our life to learn from and to invest in. Join us as we explore the dynamic duos in the Bible and learn what they have to teach us about the kinds of relationships we should be seeking in our lives.

Do you remember the days when you were a child? When everything seemed new and exciting, and you had a sense of wonder about the world? Kids have a way of approaching the world with openness and curiosity, making friends easily, and bouncing back from disappointment quickly. They're not afraid to admit when they're wrong and apologize openly. In this series, we'll explore what we can learn from the childlike mindset and how it can help us see the world in a new and exciting way.

Do you remember the days when you were a child? When everything seemed new and exciting, and you had a sense of wonder about the world? Kids have a way of approaching the world with openness and curiosity, making friends easily, and bouncing back from disappointment quickly. They're not afraid to admit when they're wrong and apologize openly. In this series, we'll explore what we can learn from the childlike mindset and how it can help us see the world in a new and exciting way.

Do you remember the days when you were a child? When everything seemed new and exciting, and you had a sense of wonder about the world? Kids have a way of approaching the world with openness and curiosity, making friends easily, and bouncing back from disappointment quickly. They're not afraid to admit when they're wrong and apologize openly. In this series, we'll explore what we can learn from the childlike mindset and how it can help us see the world in a new and exciting way.

Do you remember the days when you were a child? When everything seemed new and exciting, and you had a sense of wonder about the world? Kids have a way of approaching the world with openness and curiosity, making friends easily, and bouncing back from disappointment quickly. They're not afraid to admit when they're wrong and apologize openly. In this series, we'll explore what we can learn from the childlike mindset and how it can help us see the world in a new and exciting way.