Some of us can get really competitive. A competitive spirit can benefit us in sports, business, and fun. But sometimes we carry our desire to win into conflicts with our spouse. But when we inevitably fight with our spouse, it is not a game or a competition we need to win. At this month's gathering, we will explore how our sinful inclinations spark conflict and how God leads us toward forgiveness, healing, and true winning.

Whether you’re a newlywed or have been married for decades, these gatherings can be your path to a stronger, more beautiful masterpiece of God’s handiwork.

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Each of us receives love in our own way. Some prefer to hear encouraging words, while others want to see feelings put into action. God has done both, telling us numerous times in his Word of his love for us and sending Christ to save us through his enormous sacrifice on the cross. At this month's gathering, we’ll discuss God’s sacrificial agape love and how couples committed to loving each other God’s way can reflect his character to those around us.

Whether you’re a newlywed or have been married for decades, these gatherings can be your path to a stronger, more beautiful masterpiece of God’s handiwork.

Marriage is sort of like tape. Most tape is not meant to be removed easily. Good tape sticks well and attempting to separate it from what it holds together usually causes damage.. In this months discussion, we’ll explore the Hebrew word dabaq, which means “to cleave, cling, form a bond, stick.” It’s the word used in Genesis 2:24, “a man leaves his father and mother and bonds with his wife, and they become one flesh.” Once they are one, they are meant to remain together and risk damaging one another upon separation.

Whether you’re a newlywed or have been married for decades, these gatherings can be your path to a stronger, more beautiful masterpiece of God’s handiwork.