Emotional Health

In a world where emotions often feel overwhelming or misunderstood, this series explores what it means to live with true emotional health. From learning how to honestly bring our feelings before God, to breaking free from unhealthy family patterns, to being led by the Spirit rather than our senses, we discover how the gospel transforms our inner world. Together, we’ll uncover how God meets us in our emotions, reshapes our identity, and leads us into freedom, healing, and a deeper relationship with Him.

Session 1

Scratching Beneath the Surface

What if your emotions are pointing to something deeper? In this session, Scratching Beneath the Surface, we explore how to move beyond quick fixes and begin experiencing real emotional health. Through Psalm 13, we’ll learn how to process pain and in a way that draws us closer to God. If you’ve ever felt stuck in emotional cycles, this session will help you find clarity, healing, and a deeper sense of stability in Christ.

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Session 2

Divine Detours: Swallowed To Be Sent

The story of Jonah reveals a God who pursues us even when we run away from Him. We will examine three movements that show that God uses storms to get our attention, hears us when we cry from the depths, and restores us when we surrender our idols and return to Him. This lesson will challenge us to take bold steps of obedience toward the life and purpose God has prepared for us.

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Session 3

The God of Second Chances

Encounter the God of second chances in Session 3 of the Jonah series. Witness the greatest revival in the Bible as God recommissions a rebellious prophet to reach a pagan city. Discover three essential truths: God’s goodness gives us a fresh start, His greatness softens hard hearts, and His grace responds to genuine repentance. Join us to see how this story points to the "Greater Jonah," Jesus Christ, who offers us eternal redemption.

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Session 4

The Restless Heart of An Angry Prophet

In Jonah 4:1–4, we encounter a surprising moment in the story of Jonah. After the people of Nineveh repented and God showed mercy, Jonah responded not with joy, but with anger. While Nineveh experienced revival, Jonah was restless. This passage reminds us that God is not only concerned with what He does through us, but also with what He is doing within us. In this session, we reflect on the condition of our hearts and explore how God patiently confronts, heals, and realigns our hearts back to His.

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Session 5

Barriers to Missions

In this final session of The Missionary Heart of God, we explore the often-overlooked barriers that can hinder us from fully participating in God’s mission. Through Jonah 4:5–11, we see that the greatest obstacles are not external, but internal, rooted in our attitudes, preferences, and comforts. As God confronts Jonah’s heart, He also invites us to examine our own. Join us as we uncover three key barriers and consider what it means to align our hearts with God’s compassion for people.

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Session 2

Divine Detours: Swallowed to Be Sent

Jesus’ first miracle at Cana reveals five timeless truths for relationships. We must trust in God’s sufficiency to meet our needs and rely on His perfect timing. Believing in God’s best helps us wait with hope, while rejoicing in His grace frees us from performance and scorekeeping. Most importantly, following God’s leading transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Whether single or married, true relational strength comes from a covenant with Christ, our ultimate source of love, purpose, and fulfillment.

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Session 3

The God of Second Chances

Marriage is God’s design, and His blueprint is unmistakable: “Husbands, love your wives as Christ loved the church.” This lesson unpacks why that command matters and how to live it out in practice. Husbands will explore what it means to truly love their wives—learning to give, leave, cleave, nourish, and cherish. Discover how Christlike love can transform your marriage and strengthen you in your God-given role as a husband.

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Session 4

The Restless Heart of An Angry Prophet

Marriage can be beautiful, but it can also be challenging. Many marriages today are struggling, and some even end in divorce. One key reason is that couples often enter marriage with ideas shaped by the world, rather than following God’s design. In Ephesians 5, God gives a pattern for marriage that reflects Christ’s relationship with the church. In our previous lesson, we focused on husbands loving their wives sacrificially, just as Christ loves the church. In this lesson, we will look at how wives are called to submit to their husbands, reflecting the church’s loving and willing submission to Christ.

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Session 5

Barriers to Missions

In this lesson, we explore Raising Godly Generations and the vital role of spiritual parenting. Learn how to model wholehearted love for God, guide the next generation in their walk with Him, and leave a lasting legacy of faith. Discover practical ways to navigate busyness, address personal challenges, and build strong families grounded in grace and truth. Whether you are a parent, mentor, or single preparing for the future, this lesson will encourage and equip you to intentionally train the next generation and point them to Jesus.

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