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Unexpected expenses have a way of popping up when we’re not able to afford them. A broken arm, car accident, and any number of unforeseen circumstances can deplete our finances if we’re not prepared. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne share how they made some tough decisions with spending habits, and how they get through difficult times through careful planning.
Divorce often looks like a “quick fix” for an unpleasant situation, but it is usually far more painful than advertised.
God calls Christians to “be holy in all we do” (1 Peter 1:15). Holiness means we are to be “set apart” by doing things according to God’s standard and not the world’s, including how we handle our finances. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne explain how this should affect our thinking about giving, saving, and spending, and also apply to what we teach our children about money.
Writer Pat Conroy, after telling his three daughters that he and his wife were divorcing, said he felt like he had “doused my entire family with gasoline and struck a match.” The painful effects resulting from such stress and guilt are not just a temporary problem.
One reason divorce has become so common today is the advent of “no‐fault” divorce laws, first introduced in California in 1969. Over the following fifteen years, every state in America adopted some form of no‐fault legislation.
As our society moves further away from God and His Word, peace and tranquility are rare commodities. The stress caused by our divisive culture weighs heavily on many, resulting in depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Suicide rates are also skyrocketing. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne explain how you can avoid getting caught up emotionally with all that’s going on around you.
Sometimes God’s presence is so real that it seems like we could touch Him. But other times, when nothing makes sense, it may feel as if He is far away. In those difficult days, it can be hard to trust Him. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne share how they dealt with a very dark period in their marriage. Their story will encourage your faith in your Heavenly Father and His divine purposes.
You may have heard that it takes two to tango, but did you know it takes three to have a successful marriage? This new video illustrates what happens when couples allow God to be at the center of their relationship.
Does it seem like your life is unraveling? Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that when God is at the center of our marriage, He is that third strand that holds the rope together. When He is our daily focus and in the middle of our relationship, God creates a bond that cannot be broken.
It’s easy to let God slip out of the center of your marriage. What can you do when that happens? Brenen and Morgan Beeler share some practical things you can do every day to make sure He stays at the top of your priority list. Doing so will help you become fully satisfied in Christ, which will have a tremendous impact on your marriage.
