We spend nearly 60% of our waking hours at work. But most of us seek only to endure our jobs waiting for time away from work. What if those 40 (or 50 or 60) hours each week were as purposeful as God designed them to be? Find out how to discover God’s calling for your career.
Charlie Shirley - Dealing with Transition in the Workplace
Brookfield Campus
February 4, 2017 • Charlie Shirley
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Mac McCarthy - Hug Your Catcus
February 4, 2017 • Mac McCarthy
All of us have parts of our lives we wish were different. But embracing our prickly parts--our faults & failures, weaknesses & regrets--is absolutely essential to our spiritual growth. In this seminar Mac talks about how having a child with special needs not only exposed his weaknesses, but paved the way for necessary spiritual growth.
Tyler Loomis - Toward Oneness Marital Intimacy or Isolation
February 4, 2017 • Tyler Loomis
Sex is a result of intimacy. Sex provides intimacy. But sex within marriage is also a metaphor for intimacy - a reflection of the unity that exists within God himself: The Father, Son and Spirit. Emotional, sexual, and spiritual intimacy are the gifts and the intention of a Godly marriage, but how do we get there? In this seminar, we will look at the pitfalls of passivity, dominance and resentment that hinder the path toward biblical unity as God intended it and the call of husbands in the face of those pitfalls.