Luke and Christina Mittenorf discuss how intentional relationships—mentors, peers, and disciples—can grow a believer’s spiritual life, using the stream metaphor and practical steps for building a supportive community.
Luke and Christina Mittenorff discuss how marriage thrives when it is part of a community circle, sharing personal stories of isolation, small‑group support, and the practice of discipleship through mutual accountability.
A painful marriage and biblical teachings reveal how God uses trials to deepen faith.
How honesty and confession can transform spiritual growth and relationships, as discussed by Dane Orland on Family Life Today.
The episode explores how believers can experience real spiritual growth by deepening their identity in Christ, seeing Jesus as a close friend, and continually anchoring themselves in the gospel.
A conversation about how a college door‑knob removal sparked a group that helped women confront shame, pornography, and intimacy, and how couples can navigate trauma together.
Joy Scarca shares her personal journey from early exposure to pornography to healing, and how she and Dr. Julie Slattery developed an eight‑week curriculum to guide others toward freedom and authentic intimacy.
The Wilsons share how the sudden death of their five‑year‑old daughter, followed by divorce, led them to rethink suffering, faith, and the idea of confronting pain head‑on—illustrated by Levi Lusco’s “run toward the roar” concept.