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My Unforgettable Life

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Tulsa & Online

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Glenpool

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Broken Arrow

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Midtown

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Are you so focused on the next thing that you can’t celebrate the present?

A spouse is not something we just “get.” It’s something we should spend a lifetime pursuing—getting to know each other and discovering more about them.

Pursuit is an attitude that says “we're not there yet...there’s more for us in the future.”

To keep listening, check out our latest COTM Broken Arrow podcast episode!

Have you ever stopped to think about the negative

Have you ever stopped to think about the negative lens we tend to view life through?

Your imagination is a gift from God, but can be used in the wrong way. We tend to imagine the worst case scenario, and waste time worrying our life away. But God works to stimulate good imaginations. We have to follow the examples of love that God give us!

Take a few minutes and ask yourself, "how much do

Take a few minutes and ask yourself, "how much do I love?"
• Are you moved with compassion for people who are far from God?
• From time to time, are you overcome with emotion when you think of what Jesus did for you?

“You cannot change a problem you are not willing to admit exists. When you acknowledge the truth about your sin, real forgiveness is possible. Only then can we start to understand how to love others. Real forgiveness always leads to real love.” — Real Jesus, Week Four: Real Forgiveness.

One of the biggest obstacles to marital happiness

One of the biggest obstacles to marital happiness is the search for the “ideal.”

This is a form of selfishness. It is choosing to invest in your marriage only to serve your own needs! It’s only when you take the focus from yourself, and put it on your partner that you can find true happiness and contentment! The Bible tells us that this comes through uniting together, and becoming one flesh. Marriage itself reflects the gospel- it’s defined by both covenant and connection!

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“I would do it all over again - because of the t

“I would do it all over again - because of the transformation that God did in me, and in us. No matter what it costs you, it's worth it to meet the REAL Jesus.”

It was such a blessing to hear from Pastors Lee and Shannon this weekend. They shared their marriage story, and how God brought them through a seemingly hopeless situation.

No matter what you've been through or you're going through, there is HOPE for your home! Click the link in our bio to listen to this week's message!

Is your relationship based on covenant or contract

Is your relationship based on covenant or contract?

Contracts are based on mutual exchange, shared benefit, and cooperative agreement. These might sound like the things that would make us “feel” like we are married to “the one.” But they start from the wrong place. Covenants are based on unconditional commitment, self sacrifice, immovable conviction. Although these may seem like the harder path to take, they are worth it in the long run. They are the foundation for God-ordained, and God-blessed unions!