Through our marriage ministry at Dream City Church, we have delved into six vital categories over the last nineteen lessons to create a DREAMarriage curriculum as a resource for strengthening marriages. These categories include careers and finance, communication, conflict resolution, in-laws and extended family relationships, marriage enrichment, and personal growth. While each topic stands on its own, effective communication is the lifeblood that flows through all these areas, ensuring their...| Dream City Church
At Dream City Church, we know that the fundamental building block of a thriving community is the family. But the family cannot truly thrive unless the marriage that forms its backbone is strong. The strength of a marriage depends on many things, but one of the most important factors is how well that couple communicates, both with each other and with their families.| Dream City Church
In any marriage, conflict is inevitable — even for Christians. With two unique individuals, each with their own sinful nature, disagreements are bound to arise. The question isn’t *if* you will fight but *how* you will fight. | Dream City Church
In the Language Arts curriculum for public schools, there’s a recent push toward aligning education with the digital world. The idea is that since students spend so much time online, education should meet them there. Children are encouraged to learn more about social media and other online platforms instead of great works of literature. The reason given is to promote “Media education… and learning practices that increase the relevance of school to society.” | Dream City Church
We are living in fearful times. The world is unpredictable. Strange legislative bills are getting passed, and the government is making decisions like greedy kids picking and choosing from the candy aisle. We feel yanked around and lied to on all sides. | Dream City Church
Anyone who’s been married for a while knows that difficult times strain your marriage. But we often fail to account for the risks that arise in easy times. Why? Because, during times of calm, there’s a subtle danger of complacency setting in, allowing the relationship to drift on autopilot.| Dream City Church
When Paul wrote the book of Ephesians, Ephesus was a bustling metropolis renowned for its diversity, religious pluralism, commerce, culture, and trade. The city boasted immense wealth and embraced a tolerant, pluralistic ethos, making it a challenging place to proclaim the existence of one true God, a message often met with disdain and mockery.| Dream City Church
Gen Z and millennials often struggle to maintain long-term careers or relationships. Millennials have earned a reputation as job-hoppers. Unbound by strong attachments to organizations and institutions, they freely transition from one company to another, more so than other generations.| Dream City Church
