Date Night - January 30th, 2009

  • by: Chris Mayfield 02/23/09

    • This night offered a little bit of teaching/info on biblical marriage in regards to intimacy - something that most marriages struggle with but are most likely not seeking help in.  This is particularly concerning because a weak marriage leads to ineffectual leadership of the family and stifles, if not eliminates, the possibility of being used by God to share the Gospel. We, therefore, used the Bible, personal experience, and a little humor to tackle a tough and very relevant life concern.

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