Eagle Brook Church

You probably didn’t say “you betcha” on your wedding day. But you did say, “I do.” And agreed to something along the lines of “for better or worse, till death do us part.” After vows are exchanged + the party is over, how do you build a marriage that’ll last?

Even the best marriages can start feeling a bit stale. It’s easy to drift away and look for something fresh and exciting. What happens when you fight the boredom, work through the conflict, and chase after your marriage again?

It hurts to get passed over in the dating game. You might wonder if you’ll ever have the relationship that you’ve hoped for. What if you decided to flip the script—could singleness teach you some life lessons that marriage never could?

Parents know—raising kids to be happy + successful adults is a pretty heavy burden to bear. But what if parenting is more about inspiring kids to become who God created them to be instead of what the world expects them to be?