There are plenty of sessions for elders, deacons, and preachers, but our men need to know how to lead their own families before they lead the flock.

Divorce has affected every nearly every family in America and that includes our church families. But it doesn't "just happen" and we will discuss what we do to strengthen our marriages and prevent divorce.

Many young believers fear replicating stressful situations and negative experiences they witnessed in their own homes or the families of peers. This class will provide practical advice for learning to effectively manage the marriage relationship and avoid divorce.

If communication with your spouse has degenerated to one-word responses, don't despair. Here are seven ways to get the lines of communication flowing and your best friend talking again.

Rick Brumback: Grandparenting: How Can I Pass On Spirituality to my Grandchildren? Discussions of God’s plans for building successful homes often focus on spouses, parents, and children. However, the role of grandparents in the home is a topic presented frequently in the Bible. This lesson will e...

Looking Well to the Ways of Her Household (Proverbs 31)

This session will look at family worship from a biblical and historical perspective. Wes did his doctoral project on this topic.

This lesson will explore the differences between a home and a house and present dangers confronting us.

The Sexual Relationship In Marriage Gods Gift - Satans Tool
This class is for married couples only.

One marriage expert said that the most common questions emailed to him from women are: "How can I get my man to open up more about what he is really thinking? We had a great connection and now he feels distant. All he wants to do is sit on the couch and watch TV/play video games. How can I get hi...

Bill Battles: Refresh, Recharge, Renew . . . Your Marriage

David Barker: Why the Father-Daughter Relationship Is So Important

David Smith: Teaching Our Children about Bible Gender Roles/Battling Transgender Movement

"This class will at first be directed at those not yet married, with advice taken from David Sain about, “The time to get a divorce is before you get married.” We will take it a step further for those already married with thoughts addressing the best ways to avoid problems that could potentially ...

Donna Faughn: Discipline Determines Destiny
Child-rearing from Ichabod in 1 Samuel 4

The speaker will discuss the following suggestions: 1. No one bats a 1000; 2. Your child is a free moral agent; 3. God understands your pain; 4. Share your hurt with loved ones; 5. Reach out to the prodigal again.

Ed DeBerry: Retaining the Church of Tomorrow Starting Today (1): Empowering Parents on the Home Front
This presentation with different speakers will consider the influence of godly families on slowing the rates of youth apostasy when they leave home.

Glenn Hitchcock: How Can Christians Encourage Children of Divorce and Abandonment (1)
(small children through pre-teens). Children of divorce, regardless of how old they are when the divorce is final, often struggle with emotional and spiritual issues all their lives. This session will discuss so...

Glenn Hitchcock: How Can Christians Encourage Children of Divorce and Abandonment (3) - (adult children still struggling).
(adult children still struggling). Children of divorce, regardless of how old they are when the divorce is final, often struggle with emotional and spiritual issues all their...

Glenn Taylor: Family Finances: How to Make Everything Work in the Changing Economy

James Horton: Communicating Hope and Joy in Our Marriages

Jana Lyons: All "In” the Family
This session will encourage mothers to consider the importance of INhabiting the home, INvesting great amounts of time with your husband/kids, and spending time each day INstructing the children in a variety of ways.