Some seasons call for more than a quick reset. They call for an honest pause, a brave look inward, and space to remember what has been buried under pressure, noise, responsibility, and routine. That is the heart behind the Wild at Heart class coming October 8-10. This class is an invitation to step away from the usual pace and enter a focused intensive built around reflection, healing, courage, and renewed purpose. If you have been feeling tired, restless, stuck, or ready for

We have always loved Jesus Calling. Its daily readings have a way of meeting us exactly where we are, reminding us that we are loved, that we are never alone, and that we can trust Jesus with whatever we are carrying. Over the years, particular readings have spoken directly to our circumstances—a difficult decision, a season of uncertainty, a relationship needing grace, or a fear we couldn’t shake. Again and again, the message has felt like a gentle reminder from Jesus: Look

For much of modern history, scientists believed the adult brain was essentially fixed. The prevailing assumption was that once we reached adulthood, the structure and function of our brains were largely set. We could learn new information, gain new skills, and collect new experiences, but the brain itself was not expected to significantly change. If someone struggled with anxiety, ADHD, depression, trauma, sleep difficulties, or emotional regulation, the belief was often that

The ancient wisdom of the Serenity Prayer offers a profoundly simple framework for healing: God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,the courage to change the things I can,and the wisdom to know the difference. At first glance, it reads like a short prayer for peace. But when lived deeply, it becomes a way of ordering the soul. It calls us to humility, discernment, and surrender—three movements that mirror Jesus’ teaching in Gospel of Matthew when he sa

Most people come to counseling because something has broken open in their lives. A marriage is strained. Anxiety is overwhelming. A hidden addiction comes to the surfact and wreaks havoc in your life. Sometimes it is not even a crisis—just a quiet realization that something inside is not right. Life is working on the outside, but the the mental gymnastics are active and peace seems scarce.

Our next Wild at Heart -Basic Training Intensive will begin the weekend of April 23. More about the intensive at our office, click here . Cost will be $189 to cover food. Below is more about the weekend: Why These Weekends Matter Many men do not realize how much of their interior life has been shaped by quiet experiences over the years. A father’s words. A coach’s disappointment. A betrayal that hardened the heart. A season where a man felt like he failed. Often these moment

Bold Love: When Love Refuses to Be “Nice” and Chooses to Be True Dan Allender and Tremper Longman’s Bold Love is not a book for people who want love to feel comfortable. It is a book for people who want love to be real. From the opening pages, the authors dismantle one of the most damaging assumptions in modern relationships: that love is synonymous with being nice. In their telling, niceness is often the enemy of love. Niceness is what embodies many Christians live by when

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We wanted to write an article today that will be helpful in your journey towards healing. We often hear of people letting in the world's...

A book we often recommend and sell on our Resources List is entitled "Fun Loving You" by Ted Cunningham. The book is a great reminder of...

Marriage is a sacred covenant designed to reflect God’s love, grace, and intimacy. Yet, it is often marked by struggles, wounds, and...

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Conflict is an inevitable part of life—whether in our relationships, workplaces, or even within our church communities. If you don't...

Anger is a powerful emotion, often misunderstood and mishandled. In Chapter 4 of Good and Angry , David Powlison asks the crucial...

On January 16-18 we are hosting a men’s intensive called Wild at Heart Basic at our office. This intensive begins Thursday (January 16)...

In February 2009, on our back patio, my wife and I were praying and reflecting on my life. As I contemplated major changes, we both felt...

Marriage is an ultimate act of love, a union where two souls become one. But as we know from walking with many, marriage is also a...