Gospel Connections to Life
Lasting change begins in the heart.
Not with better behavior, and not with more information. Soul Care Academy walks you through the struggles common to all of us — alone, as a couple, or around a table with friends.
01Individual Work
For one person working through something specific, at their own pace or alongside a few friends.
25 six-week courses
Soul Care Classes
In preparation
Twenty-five subjects — anxiety, grief, anger, finances, forgiveness, and more — each a six-week course you can take on your own.
365 days · groups of 4–6
The Pursuit of Redeemed Purity
In preparation
A year of daily resources and one honest question a day, walked with a handful of friends who can see your answers.
02Couples Work
For two people, where the work belongs to the marriage rather than to either person alone.
Ongoing, weekly
Marriage Mentor
In preparation
Most recurring conflict is not really about the dishes or the calendar. It runs on a false narrative underneath. Fifty questions to surface it, then one initiative a week.
Attention, honesty, delight, repair
Connection Academy
In preparation
For couples who are not in crisis and want to stop drifting.
03Community Work
For a room of people — three to six couples who meet in a home, once a month, around a meal.
10 editions · four monthly meetings
Marriage Academy
Three to six married couples read one Gospel-centered book over four months, meeting once a month in a home. You start the group and invite the others.
Parenting · Engagement · Dating · Singles
More academies, in preparation
In preparation
The same shape, built for other seasons of life. Write to us if you would like to know when one opens.
What we believe
Four convictions underneath every academy.
i
No long-term change actually takes place at the level of behavior, or by changing how we think. Scripture locates lasting change in heart-worship and the right ordering of our desires — in over seven hundred places.
ii
However you arrived here, the path forward runs through Gospel community, not isolation.
iii
A few more good resources or a little more knowledge will never be enough. What works is calibrating true satisfaction in Christ and then living that worship out through daily practice over long periods of time.
iv
Passivity will always fail. Building momentum takes proactive, intentional investment into a new trajectory.
Where to begin
Start with a room of people you already like.
Marriage Academy is open now. One person starts a group, picks a book, and invites two to five other couples. You meet once a month over a meal for four months.
Questions first? Write to us.