We Go Together Like...

Peanut Butter and Jelly, Ketchup and Mustard, there are just things that are meant to go together. What does the word say about how our roles as men and women come together to make us whole? 

The Marriage Metaphor 

Marriage is beneficial for our happiness and our health, but God gave us marriage to teach us a deeper truth. What is the connection between healthy marriages and our relationship with Jesus as the “bride of Christ”? 

The Stories We Tell Ourselves

Many times what was said and done passes through a soundtrack in our heads. We begin to tell ourselves a narrative that makes it hard to love and to be loved. How do we interrupt the narrative and change the stories that we tell ourselves? 

Men's Panel

We took your questions and our panel of men will be talking about the real and the raw. 

Women's Panel

We took your questions and our panel of men will be talking about the real and the raw.

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Keeping Score

From mom guilt to mowing the lawn, couples often find themselves trapped in keeping track of who is winning at being the better spouse or parent. How do we stop competing and start being on the same team?

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Unified Parenting

Joining two people together that come from different households is not easy. It can cause us to have different thoughts on certain aspects of parenting. Discipline, priorities and what’s appropriate or what is not appropriate are things we all can differ on. How can we come together and create strong families?   

What Do I Bring To The Whole ?

Each of us have our own unique gifts, abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. How do we not resent each other for not both being good at the same things, but lean into what we each bring to the table? 

The Wright Kind of Marriage

There is no perfect marriage. Let's have an informal conversation about our 41 years of experience and lessons learned.  marriage 

Common Goals 

If we don’t have a common destination we can start to drift apart or crash into each other.  Setting goals keeps couples united and moving together instead of constantly in friction. How can we come together and set goals that make sense for both partners? 

Batten Down the Hatches; How to Stormproof Your Marriage to Face Today’s Turbulent Times 

By living in Kansas, you know what it means to "stormproof" your home in preparation of impending severe weather (think tornado).  But how much thought and effort have you put into "storm-proofing" your marriage so as to successfully face marital challenges.  In this session, you will hear Dr. John and Beth Blackburn share some tried and proven ways to "stormproof" your marriage from any threats of conflict and turbulence and instead, have a healthy and stable marital relationship.