courtship

Renee shares the hard truth about winning the dating game by first of all, getting real about what you want, what you're about, and what you need to work on.

Julie's shares from her experience as an award winning matchmaker: how to introduce your top criteria for relationship without scaring the guy off and much more.

Julie explains why too many online daters spend Saturday nights alone along with many tips on how to create an irresistible online dating profile, including whether you should wear red in photos or mention yoga in your profile.

Anne shares the source of resentment you may carry, the effect of co-dependent relationships, and key insights to help you assert your authentic self in heart-connections.

Heidi Doheny shares her research from interviewing over 300 men about the things they are reluctant to share with their romantic partners.

Sandy shares insights and strategies for a woman over 40 to have her last first date.

"For better or for worse"; these are vows that you take when you walk down that isle to forever. In my opinion I believe that most of us don't ever want to experience the "for worse". But what happens when you do experience that earth shattering event that tests your "for better or for worse"? We have hypothesized that the chemistry that happens in the brain during the "falling in love" part of a relationship must happen in order to set a solid foundation that will be able to withstand the "for worse". SaMonna and Van Watts have a conversation with the HouseCall Community that supports that hypothesis. http://samonnawatts.com/

Pastor Chris Jones preaches on Ruth 2:1-13. Our apologies for the poor audio quality. We did our best to edit and correct the technical issues.

Pastor Chris Jones preaches on Song of Solomon 8:1-14.

Pastor Chris Jones preaches on Song of Solomon 5:2-6:13.

Pastor Chris Jones preaches on Song of Solomon 3:6-5:1.

Pastor Chris Jones preaches on Song of Solomon 2:8-3:5.

Pastor Chris Jones preaches on Song of Solomon 1:12-2:7.

In which we rise early with Merlin (then go back to sleep), discover what Beltane is, plan a May basket, flee from angry bees, and reminisce with the Ember Faeries.

Different themes often examined such as relationships and femenism and how they're explored within Shakespeare's texts.

Different themes often examined such as relationships and femenism and how they're explored within Shakespeare's texts.

Transcript -- Different themes often examined such as relationships and femenism and how they're explored within Shakespeare's texts.

Transcript -- Different themes often examined such as relationships and femenism and how they're explored within Shakespeare's texts.