D6 Conference, Dallas, TX
Sept 26-28, 2012
You won’t want to miss this Deuteronomy 6 Faith At Home Conference

First and foremost, we give all the glory to God for His perfect plan. Our journey together began in 2011, with David and Sheila standing beside us as witnesses to a union that the Lord had ordained. However, like most new marriages, we encountered stumbling blocks along the way.
Love and Respect played a significant role, especially in my personal growth, helping us establish a relationship designed by God – a loving, kind, and respectful union second only to the Lord above.
“However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband.” – Ephesians 5:33
Our lives are now like shepherds; we have fellow workers who ask questions about our beliefs, our lives, and our marriage, and we can see God dealing with each one. Madison is a pillar in high school, known by her peers for standing with God amid the challenges that our public schools face today.
We attribute our happiness, in part, to the Love and Respect series and to the leadership of our small group that God has brought into our lives to help guide us.

My fiancé and I have already learned so much from the Love and Respect class. It’s amazing how different our needs are, as well as how we communicate/interpret things. I highly recommend L&R for any married, engaged, dating couple or singles as well. If you have a significant other, take this class!
Just finished 29th Love and Respect class–this one at Parkview Christian Church in Sedalia. Loved their feedback. One young woman said she recognized the crazy cycle this week and got off of it. Pastor said he liked when Emererson talked about how we gals can start videdo tapping the guys after they walk off and won’t talk to us–but we are clueless to the fact–that they are walking off because they felt disrespected by us. One woman said, my husband and I are kinda different, I’m the one who walks off and he’s the one who tries to get me to talk. But, I land on love (walked off when I felt unloved); he lands on respect (tries to get me to talk to him cuz he felt disrespected). It was a great class! We will miss seeing them!