Our culture sends completely contradictory messages about marriage. On one hand, we're told that romantic love is the ultimate goal of life. We need to find someone who will "complete" us and make all our dreams come true. On the other hand, when marriage doesn't deliver that fairy tale happiness, we're told it's disposable. We need to start by understanding God's purpose for marriage before we can talk about how to build a better one.

Just as ancient Roman mile Markers guided travelers along every road leading to Rome, God placed spiritual mile markers throughout history pointing to the ultimate destination: Easter Sunday morning and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. God was leaving clues about Easter throughout the entire Old Testament.

Have you ever shown up to a party completely overdressed, only to realize everyone else got a different memo? Picture this: the crowds in Jerusalem were expecting a warrior king on a warhorse, and Jesus rolled up on a donkey. But what seemed like the wrong choice was actually the most revolutionary entrance in human history.

isualization of a future where God's kingdom would flourish on earth as it is in heaven? That's exactly what we discover when we look through scripture. There's a beautiful pattern that emerges, one that reveals how God works in the lives of God’s people, including you.