Following the outline of Timothy Keller's book, The Meaning of Marriage, we will examine marriage through numerous Scriptures passages. We want every single and married person at Kingsway to have a healthy, godly perspective on marriage as a whole.

We will work to save marriages that are broken, equip singles who are considering marriage, strengthen healthy marriages, encourage singles who don't want to be married, and help men and women understand their unique roles.

Through it all, we want to be a gathering of Christians who support one another in love.

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There is a battle waging. It's not being fought on the land or air. It's not about political or national powers or the clash of ideologies. It's a spiritual battle that is taking place for the hearts of mankind. The Bible calls us to prepare ourselves for battle but God hasn't left us to fight on our own. He's given us what we need to be able to stand and fight.

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God, by very nature, is overwhelmingly big, good, loving, awesome and magnificent. If we're being honest, he can also be difficult to understand. Because what we believe about God is possibly the most important thing about us, we need to understand the nature and heard of the God who is three in one.

What kind of fruit are we producing? By looking at the roots we have put down, we should be able to tell what kind of fruit we're likely to produce. If the tree's roots are good, the fruit will be good too.

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When combined, red and yellow make orange. What would happen if we were to combine the forces of the church and the home?

Life comes crashing down on us sometimes. Demands from every direction. Deadlines approaching. Family obligations. Overbearing bosses. Maxxed schedules. Not many of us have learned how to intentionally leave space in our lives - margin - so life doesn't crush us under its weight. Is there a different way to approach life so we can get it all done and leave room for the unexpected.