How Would You Rate Your Marriage?

How would you rate your marriage on a scale from 1 to 10? An 8 or a 5? Maybe even a 0? Whether you want to reignite, strengthen, or rebuild your marriage, re|engage is a safe place for couples to reconnect with each other and build deeper relationships with other couples. But don’t just take our word for it…

“Jimmy and I decided to take part in Re|engage in the spring of 2019. We had only been married a little over a year when we signed up for the class. Honestly, is was the best thing we could have done for our marriage. The class allows you to have a guided experience in finding out about yourself, your relationship with Christ, and lastly your relationship with your spouse. The class occurs in a large group setting and requires you to independently do the bible study, then spend time in prayer and study with your spouse. Lastly, you are given the opportunity for group discussion with a small group of other married couples. We had great facilitators that gave the opportunity for a guided discussion instead of letting emotions run the discussion. One of the lessons asks the question, “What if God designed marriage to make us holy more than to make us happy?” This was a life changing week in the class for me. It helped me view my marriage as a service to God, not something to make me happy. It also allowed me to release my husband of any responsibility of making me happy. My relationship with Christ is to make me happy. My relationship with Jimmy is the edification of my relationship with Christ. I would highly recommend Re|engage to any newlywed. It gives a firm foundation for building a life long relationship with Christ as the center.” ~ Jimmy & Lee Graybeal

“We were married in 2002 and had our son Luke in 2005. Everything was fine with no problems to mention. We then had our daughter Anna Lee in 2012 and it then became crazy in our family! There seemed to be very minimal time for us. Things were getting harder at work for me due to circumstances out of my control, we had bought a new home, and Joanna was a stay-at-home mom, always with our daughter Anna Lee and also taking care of Luke after school. We did not make time for each other and unintentionally grew apart. We lived like this for several years and then decided to give Re-Engage a try. We became close again and are doing better about intentionally making time for each other. The class helped us by spending time together in the book at home and time together during the class. This, along with the discussions, helped us to focus on each other through God and his will for our marriage. I hope this class encourages all married couples to not give up and strive harder to become closer.”
~ Chad & Joanna Capps