About This Message

The stay home restrictions in place have turned family life upside down. Home used to be a place for family, but now it’s also the office, classroom, playground, gym and hair salon. While it’s creating new opportunities for families, it’s also hard to get a break from one another. So how can we keep our relationships and marriages healthy in this new, anxiety-filled environment? It’s complicated, but it will take inviting Jesus back to center stage and surrendering your relationship to him.

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