This class focuses on bible study basics - topics will vary from week to week.

Topics will include, Being a Leader, The Two Questions, Real-time, Being a Role Model, Being Consistent, Loving Discipline, Practical Discipline, & Respect for Mothers.

Topics will include: Dating & Remarriage, Risks for Children After Divorce, Stable Parent/Stable Home, Risks for Children After Divorce, Navigating Holidays & Special Occasions, Communication, and Meetups and Handoffs.

These classes will vary from week to week but cover: Budgeting 101, Debt, Financial Emergencies, Impulse Spending, Credit Cards, Credit Scores & Buying a Car

**Spiritual components discussed.... Family is our most precious gift. Families are not perfect. Families are made up of people who struggle, come from imperfect backgrounds, and often are figuring life out as they go. But successful families share one thing in common: They are committed to each other and purposeful in living life together.

Topics will vary from week to week. Creating Motivation, Honesty, Courage, Kindness and Confidence! Toddler thru Elementary Age children.

**This class has spiritual themes. In Have a New Kid by Friday, Kevin Leman provides practical strategies to understand and address the root causes of children's behavior. He offers insight into the motivations behind their actions and emphasizes the importance of fostering a positive mindset, responsible conduct, and strong moral character.

**Contains Spiritual Themes. This is a six-part series that you can begin at any time. Topics will include:
Naming Trauma
Our Trauma is NOT our Identity
Shame and Other Useless Things
Hard Days: Self-Help not Self-Care
Boundaries & Seeking Help

Topics will include: Dating & Remarriage, Risks for Children After Divorce, Stable Parent/Stable Home, Risks for Children After Divorce, Navigating Holidays & Special Occasions, Communication, and Meetups and Handoffs.

When baby don’t sleep, mama don’t sleep, either! It’s hard getting your baby to sleep long enough so you can get adequate sleep, too! It can turn any of us into “mombies,” you know, “mom-zombies”! Why do babies sleep for such short stretches of time, and when can you expect yours to sleep through the night? What is a normal sleep cycle, and what makes a baby a “good” sleeper? This video will answer these questions, help you through some common sleep challenges, and provide tips on how to g

They get so mad! And sometimes we just don’t know why! You expect meltdowns from toddlers, who are just trying to figure out their big feelings. But what about your school-age child? Is her anger normal, or is there something more going on? Are there other intense feelings your child is struggling with? In this video, we talk about what anger can mean, and we’ll give you some great strategies for helping your child understand and manage their big feelings in healthy ways. Topics include: • parenting

Parenting Without Shame is a book that suggests that parents can parent without shame by making small changes and building on them over time. ** Some weeks contain faith-based topics
Topics to include: Respect: Children thrive in safe environments where they are respected and are expected to respect adults.
Emotional safety, Praise, Affirmation, Boundaries, Acceptance, Security, Nurturing, & unconditional love.

These classes will focus on topics related to childbirth. Medical Pain Relief, The Final Stretch, Getting Ready, and Natural Remedies

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Learn to navigate the complex landscape of conflict, turning challenges into opportunities for growth. Understand the roots of conflict, discover self-awareness, and develop the courage to confront and resolve issues.

** Contains spiritual themes. A family is who we do life with. Most of the time they have our backs. They are there in the good times and the bad, in the times of our deepest pain and greatest joy. But a family represents more than just parents and children. For your children, family represents a lifelong relationship, a shared history, and a place to which they can return.

** (Spiritual) 21 min. Human beings were designed to have connections and relationships with others. And true relationships are forged with love, trust, and intimacy. But sometimes those relationships fall apart and end. Other times, significant people in our lives die. The feelings of pain and despair are real, and the loss of a relationship can feel devastating. This video looks at how to cope with loss, the stages of grief, and how to pick up the pieces and start living again.