Family, last night was powerful. From the Sunday morning service to the evening gathering, the presence of God was tangible. There was such a clear reminder that even when you can’t see Him, He is still working. God is always moving. We talked about the difference between being with Christ and being truly in Christ. Being around Him isn’t the same as abiding in Him. And the situations around us do not change who God is. One of the strongest moments was the altar call. So many came forward carrying the weight of feeling like a failure… like they were never enough. And Jesus met them there. Shame broke. Identity was restored. You could feel hope returning in the room. If you are within driving distance of Dayton, Ohio, we want to personally encourage you to come in person. March 1–4 Sunday: 10:30AM & 6PM Monday–Wednesday: 6:30PM nightly Faith Worship Center 460 W Main St New Lebanon, OH 45345 There is something about being in the room. If you can get here, get here. We’re praying for you either way, but if you’re close, don’t just watch from a distance. Come.

Family, I want to invite you into something we’re going to walk through slowly and intentionally together. Inside the ITC Community, there’s a book called “Relationship Goals”. Over time, I’m going to share short reflections from it here—not to give everything away, but to open conversations that matter around marriage, family, faith, and covenant. At the heart of this book is a simple truth: our relationships thrive when they’re built on faith, not pressure… on covenant, not convenience. God designed marriage and family with purpose. And when those foundations are strong, everything connected to them—our homes, our churches, even our communities—are strengthened too. If you’re a Premium member and want to read along as we go, you can find the book here: 📍 Classroom → Relationship Goals If you’re not reading along, you’re still very much part of the conversation. These posts are meant to serve the whole family. For now, I’ll ask just one gentle question: Where do you sense God inviting you to grow—personally or relationally—in this season? We’ll take this one step at a time. No rush. No pressure. Just moving forward together.