This document provides a 5-step guide to building a strong marriage. It discusses identifying whether you are in a "Doom Cycle" or "Bloom Cycle" in your relationship. The five key nutrients to cultivating a Bloom Cycle are committing to love, cherishing and respecting your spouse, being gracious and forgiving, choosing the right words, and seeking a greater shared purpose. Special attention is given to choosing the right words through biblical principles, responding to conflicts with grace and truth rather than reactions, and developing "spiritual emotional intelligence" when addressing issues.
This document discusses how to have a "Bloom" relationship cycle rather than a "Doom" cycle through focusing on 5 key nutrients: 1) Committing to sacrificial love, 2) Cherishing and respecting your partner, 3) Being gracious and forgiving, 4) Choosing the right words, and 5) Seeking a greater purpose for your relationship through clarifying your values, passions, dreams and goals both individually and as a couple. It provides examples of how lacking the 5th nutrient of purpose can negatively impact relationships but finding purpose through discussing and committing to a shared vision can help relationships "Bloom".
This document discusses how to react positively to trials by learning to laugh, seeking eternal principles, trusting in the Lord, and recognizing that adversity can be a blessing. It encourages facing challenges with love and maintaining a hopeful perspective.
This document discusses how to react positively to trials by learning to laugh, seeking eternal principles, trusting in the Lord, and recognizing that adversity can be a blessing. It encourages facing challenges with love and maintaining a hopeful perspective.
This document promotes a program called "Bloom" that claims to help marriages go from "Withering to Wow" by focusing on 5 essentials. It asks readers if their marriage is experiencing "Wow...NOW?!" and living up to what God intended, or if they know what is essential to "BLOOM?!" It encourages signing up for the program at a website, suggesting readers ask what they are waiting for.
This 5-week program is designed to help strengthen any marriage. It focuses on helping couples transition from a "Doom Cycle" to a "Bloom Cycle" by committing to and cultivating the key nutrients needed to make their marriage flourish. The document outlines the five key nutrients as commit to love, cherish and respect, be gracious and forgive, choose the right words, and seek a greater purpose. It emphasizes that truly committing to sacrificial love on a daily, yearly and seasonal basis is essential to blooming, and provides homework for couples to draft a commitment plan along these lines to work on over the next six weeks.
CMO perspectives on social marketing web marketing 123James Woodworth
This document discusses strategies for monetizing social media marketing and measuring return on investment (ROI). It finds that chief marketing officers (CMOs) are increasingly prioritizing measurable ROI from social media programs. While many CMOs previously saw social media as unlikely to produce ROI, most now view it as a promising tactic that can eventually produce ROI. CMOs in more mature social media programs that use formal processes are more likely to already be achieving measurable ROI. The document examines how CMOs calculate social media ROI using various metrics to measure return and investment.
This document discusses how to have a "Bloom" relationship cycle rather than a "Doom" cycle through focusing on 5 key nutrients: 1) Committing to sacrificial love, 2) Cherishing and respecting your partner, 3) Being gracious and forgiving, 4) Choosing the right words, and 5) Seeking a greater purpose for your relationship through clarifying your values, passions, dreams and goals both individually and as a couple. It provides examples of how lacking the 5th nutrient of purpose can negatively impact relationships but finding purpose through discussing and committing to a shared vision can help relationships "Bloom".
This document discusses how to react positively to trials by learning to laugh, seeking eternal principles, trusting in the Lord, and recognizing that adversity can be a blessing. It encourages facing challenges with love and maintaining a hopeful perspective.
This document discusses how to react positively to trials by learning to laugh, seeking eternal principles, trusting in the Lord, and recognizing that adversity can be a blessing. It encourages facing challenges with love and maintaining a hopeful perspective.
This document promotes a program called "Bloom" that claims to help marriages go from "Withering to Wow" by focusing on 5 essentials. It asks readers if their marriage is experiencing "Wow...NOW?!" and living up to what God intended, or if they know what is essential to "BLOOM?!" It encourages signing up for the program at a website, suggesting readers ask what they are waiting for.
This 5-week program is designed to help strengthen any marriage. It focuses on helping couples transition from a "Doom Cycle" to a "Bloom Cycle" by committing to and cultivating the key nutrients needed to make their marriage flourish. The document outlines the five key nutrients as commit to love, cherish and respect, be gracious and forgive, choose the right words, and seek a greater purpose. It emphasizes that truly committing to sacrificial love on a daily, yearly and seasonal basis is essential to blooming, and provides homework for couples to draft a commitment plan along these lines to work on over the next six weeks.
CMO perspectives on social marketing web marketing 123James Woodworth
This document discusses strategies for monetizing social media marketing and measuring return on investment (ROI). It finds that chief marketing officers (CMOs) are increasingly prioritizing measurable ROI from social media programs. While many CMOs previously saw social media as unlikely to produce ROI, most now view it as a promising tactic that can eventually produce ROI. CMOs in more mature social media programs that use formal processes are more likely to already be achieving measurable ROI. The document examines how CMOs calculate social media ROI using various metrics to measure return and investment.
This document provides an overview of a 5-week program to improve marriages called "Bloom!". It discusses how marriages can get stuck in a "Doom cycle" by breaking oneness, and how focusing on cherishing and respecting each other through communication and understanding love languages can help marriages "Bloom". The homework involves committing to better understand and meet each other's core needs of feeling cherished and respected.
This document provides information about improving marriage relationships through escaping the "doom cycle" and starting to "bloom." It discusses 5 myths that can doom marriages, including that wedding vows are the most important commitment, spouses know each other's needs, certain things cannot be forgiven, communication gets better over time, and God's purposes will naturally evolve. It then outlines 5 areas for growth: committing to sacrificial love, cherishing and respecting each other, being gracious and forgiving, choosing the right words in communication, and seeking a greater shared purpose. The document advertises a 5-week online program called "Bloom" to help any marriage with a tune-up in these areas.
This document provides an overview of a 5-week program to strengthen marriages called "Bloom!". It discusses moving from a "Doom cycle" to a "Bloom cycle" by focusing on key nutrients like commitment, cherishing/respecting each other, being gracious/forgiving, choosing the right words, and seeking a greater purpose. Homework assignments encourage couples to clarify their love languages, discuss threats to their relationship, and ask each other how to feel more cherished/respected. The document emphasizes that grace and forgiveness are possible and vital for healthy marriages by releasing resentment and building trust over time.
This document summarizes a five-point marriage checkup that provides key nutrients to help marriages bloom and be healthy. The five points are: commit to love, cherish and respect each other, be gracious and forgive, choose the right words in communication, and seek a greater purpose for the marriage. It provides scriptural backing for each point and questions for couples to assess how strong each area is in their relationship to identify any areas for growth. It then describes a five-week online program that can help couples strengthen their marriage in a convenient and affordable way.
This document provides information about fostering pure speech by taming the tongue. It discusses how the tongue can get people into trouble despite its small size. While no one can completely tame the tongue, God commands followers to avoid profanity, cursing, and instead use words to uplift and encourage. Profanity has become normalized among teens, so making them aware of what they say and what God thinks is important. Gossip and rumors are also temptations that especially affect teens. Parents should set a good example with their own words rather than ignore or make allowances for gossip.
Marriage takes work, and requires both partners to prioritize the relationship. When issues arise, taking breaks from arguments and focusing on intimacy, communication and shared financial plans can help strengthen the bond. Reframing problems as challenges to overcome together, rather than blame, can make it through difficult times.
Bobby's Books uses children's literature to help children cope with grief, loss, and change. The organization was started to empower adults to think like children and help them through difficult experiences like death, divorce, and moves. Common feelings associated with grief include sadness, emptiness, anxiety, and guilt. Myths suggest children only grieve briefly or in stages, but grief is unique to each individual. Reading stories, discussing feelings, and using art can help children process losses in relationships, possessions, environments, skills, and habits. Bobby's Books recommends selecting age-appropriate books and including caregivers to recognize and understand children's experiences with change and suffering.
Bobby's Books uses children's literature to help kids cope with grief, loss, and change. It provides books, seminars, and resources to empower adults to support children experiencing difficult emotions. The program highlights how stories can be teaching moments and offers tips for reading with kids. Its goal is to normalize grief and help both children and adults discuss difficult topics.
The document provides an example dialogue of ordering at a Tim Horton's drive-thru to demonstrate clear communication. It then suggests that using similar communication techniques in marriages could save relationships and prevent children from being alienated from parents. Key aspects of communication highlighted include providing complete information, asking for clarification, and getting confirmation of understanding.
The document provides guidance on strengthening communication and intimacy in marriage through principles, exercises, and scripture. It discusses the importance of communication, listening skills, expressing thoughts and responding effectively. It defines intimacy as a close personal relationship based on communicating, being sensitive to each other through talking, listening, caring gestures. The document encourages growing spiritual intimacy through regularly praying and studying the Bible as a couple. It defines romance as displaying love through appealing to the senses and using passionate words and visual/sensual communication to glorify God within marriage.
Getting Ready for Marriage - A 7 Day Reading Plan - By Jim Burns and Doug FieldsDavid_C_Cook
Taken from their book "Getting Ready for Marriage," join
relationship experts Jim Burns and Doug Fields as they help you start planning now for your lasting union.
Finances, in-laws, communication, forgiveness, sexual expectations,
no topic is off-limits as you and your fiancé get ready to step from engagement into a life-long covenant to each other.
Talk about body language based on a book. The main idea is present about how to understand the environment you are in and better express yourself using a non verbal language.
This document discusses the challenges and rewards of parenting, and offers advice on how parents can find peace of mind. It acknowledges that parenting is difficult but rewarding. It suggests parents accept that they cannot guarantee their children's outcomes or behaviors, but that good parenting still matters by providing children a solid foundation. The document advises parents to focus on bettering themselves rather than making excuses or blaming others for their children's problems.
This document discusses building heart-to-heart connections with kids through understanding love languages. It explains that everyone primarily receives and expresses love through one of five languages: quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, or physical touch. The document encourages parents to identify their child's love language and find ways to express love in that language weekly, such as spending quality time together, giving compliments, doing chores for their child, or increasing physical affection. Filling a child's "love tank" through their love language helps create a safe environment for the child to learn and grow.
This educational document provides parents with activities and apps to teach their 3-4 year old children about letter sounds. It recommends apps like Together Time and Elmo Loves ABCs to expose children to letter sounds through songs, rhymes and games. Sample activities guide parents on how to point out everyday letter sounds, create fingerplays, and make letter-themed foods like "N is for Noodles" to engage children in a fun way. The document checks for readiness before more formal instruction and suggests continuing letter sound exploration through books, videos and crafts.
The document promotes a book called "Radical Marriage" that argues conventional marriage advice may not lead to desired outcomes like intimacy, love, joy, and stability. It claims following conventional advice around compatibility, chemistry, compromise, and communication may only get a marriage to an okay place rather than an extraordinary one. The document invites the reader to sign up to learn more about turning conventional marriage advice upside down to have a marriage with more joy, peace, intimacy, adventure, and meaning than imagined.
This document provides a 5-step process for building a strong marriage. It discusses identifying negative cycles like "Doom" and learning to cultivate a positive "Bloom" cycle through commitment to love, cherishing each other, forgiveness, choosing the right words, and finding a shared purpose. Key aspects include understanding different reactions like reacting vs responding, using spiritual emotional intelligence when conflicts arise, and learning biblical principles for effective communication like listening, clarifying thoughts and feelings, and finding compromise through grace and truth. The goal is providing practical strategies for improving communication skills and strengthening relationships.
The document discusses three biblical passages about transforming one's thinking, choosing life over death, and committing to action rather than just listening to God's word. It encourages readers to let God change their thinking, choose to love God by following his commands in order to live prosperously, and to do what God's word says rather than just listen and fool themselves.
This document summarizes Brian Rhen's five-point marriage checkup model called "Bloom". The five key areas that make a marriage healthy are: 1) Committing to sacrificial love, 2) Cherishing and respecting each other, 3) Being gracious and forgiving, 4) Choosing the right words in communication, and 5) Having a greater purpose. The document provides biblical support and questions for couples to assess how strong each area is in their marriage on a scale of 1 to 5. It advertises Brian Rhen's online "Bloom" program that provides materials and coaching over 5 weeks and 1 year to help couples strengthen these five areas of their marriage.
This document summarizes a 5-point marriage checkup designed to help couples assess and improve the health of their marriage. The 5 key areas of focus are: 1) Committing to love, 2) Cherishing and respecting each other, 3) Being gracious and forgiving, 4) Choosing the right words in communication, and 5) Seeking a greater shared purpose. Couples are encouraged to evaluate their relationship in each area and identify any needing improvement. A 5-week online program called "Bloom" is described that provides coaching, materials, and community to help couples strengthen their marriage.
This document outlines a 5-week marriage checkup program called "Bloom!" that focuses on 5 key areas of a healthy marriage: trusting in God, delighting in God's word, meditating on God's word, being resilient through challenges, and avoiding wicked influences. The program includes live webinars, recorded materials, group coaching, and an e-course, and costs $249 though normally $625. It is designed to help couples grow closer together in their relationship with God and each other.
This document outlines a five-point marriage checkup program called "Bloom!Bloom!". The five points are: trusts in the LORD, delights in God's law, meditates on God's law day and night, has leaves that are always green, and never fails to bear fruit. It also warns that the heart is deceitful. The program consists of 6 weeks of live webinars followed by a year of group tele-coaching calls to help couples grow in these five areas of their marriage.
This document provides an overview of a 5-week program to improve marriages called "Bloom!". It discusses how marriages can get stuck in a "Doom cycle" by breaking oneness, and how focusing on cherishing and respecting each other through communication and understanding love languages can help marriages "Bloom". The homework involves committing to better understand and meet each other's core needs of feeling cherished and respected.
This document provides information about improving marriage relationships through escaping the "doom cycle" and starting to "bloom." It discusses 5 myths that can doom marriages, including that wedding vows are the most important commitment, spouses know each other's needs, certain things cannot be forgiven, communication gets better over time, and God's purposes will naturally evolve. It then outlines 5 areas for growth: committing to sacrificial love, cherishing and respecting each other, being gracious and forgiving, choosing the right words in communication, and seeking a greater shared purpose. The document advertises a 5-week online program called "Bloom" to help any marriage with a tune-up in these areas.
This document provides an overview of a 5-week program to strengthen marriages called "Bloom!". It discusses moving from a "Doom cycle" to a "Bloom cycle" by focusing on key nutrients like commitment, cherishing/respecting each other, being gracious/forgiving, choosing the right words, and seeking a greater purpose. Homework assignments encourage couples to clarify their love languages, discuss threats to their relationship, and ask each other how to feel more cherished/respected. The document emphasizes that grace and forgiveness are possible and vital for healthy marriages by releasing resentment and building trust over time.
This document summarizes a five-point marriage checkup that provides key nutrients to help marriages bloom and be healthy. The five points are: commit to love, cherish and respect each other, be gracious and forgive, choose the right words in communication, and seek a greater purpose for the marriage. It provides scriptural backing for each point and questions for couples to assess how strong each area is in their relationship to identify any areas for growth. It then describes a five-week online program that can help couples strengthen their marriage in a convenient and affordable way.
This document provides information about fostering pure speech by taming the tongue. It discusses how the tongue can get people into trouble despite its small size. While no one can completely tame the tongue, God commands followers to avoid profanity, cursing, and instead use words to uplift and encourage. Profanity has become normalized among teens, so making them aware of what they say and what God thinks is important. Gossip and rumors are also temptations that especially affect teens. Parents should set a good example with their own words rather than ignore or make allowances for gossip.
Marriage takes work, and requires both partners to prioritize the relationship. When issues arise, taking breaks from arguments and focusing on intimacy, communication and shared financial plans can help strengthen the bond. Reframing problems as challenges to overcome together, rather than blame, can make it through difficult times.
Bobby's Books uses children's literature to help children cope with grief, loss, and change. The organization was started to empower adults to think like children and help them through difficult experiences like death, divorce, and moves. Common feelings associated with grief include sadness, emptiness, anxiety, and guilt. Myths suggest children only grieve briefly or in stages, but grief is unique to each individual. Reading stories, discussing feelings, and using art can help children process losses in relationships, possessions, environments, skills, and habits. Bobby's Books recommends selecting age-appropriate books and including caregivers to recognize and understand children's experiences with change and suffering.
Bobby's Books uses children's literature to help kids cope with grief, loss, and change. It provides books, seminars, and resources to empower adults to support children experiencing difficult emotions. The program highlights how stories can be teaching moments and offers tips for reading with kids. Its goal is to normalize grief and help both children and adults discuss difficult topics.
The document provides an example dialogue of ordering at a Tim Horton's drive-thru to demonstrate clear communication. It then suggests that using similar communication techniques in marriages could save relationships and prevent children from being alienated from parents. Key aspects of communication highlighted include providing complete information, asking for clarification, and getting confirmation of understanding.
The document provides guidance on strengthening communication and intimacy in marriage through principles, exercises, and scripture. It discusses the importance of communication, listening skills, expressing thoughts and responding effectively. It defines intimacy as a close personal relationship based on communicating, being sensitive to each other through talking, listening, caring gestures. The document encourages growing spiritual intimacy through regularly praying and studying the Bible as a couple. It defines romance as displaying love through appealing to the senses and using passionate words and visual/sensual communication to glorify God within marriage.
Getting Ready for Marriage - A 7 Day Reading Plan - By Jim Burns and Doug FieldsDavid_C_Cook
Taken from their book "Getting Ready for Marriage," join
relationship experts Jim Burns and Doug Fields as they help you start planning now for your lasting union.
Finances, in-laws, communication, forgiveness, sexual expectations,
no topic is off-limits as you and your fiancé get ready to step from engagement into a life-long covenant to each other.
Talk about body language based on a book. The main idea is present about how to understand the environment you are in and better express yourself using a non verbal language.
This document discusses the challenges and rewards of parenting, and offers advice on how parents can find peace of mind. It acknowledges that parenting is difficult but rewarding. It suggests parents accept that they cannot guarantee their children's outcomes or behaviors, but that good parenting still matters by providing children a solid foundation. The document advises parents to focus on bettering themselves rather than making excuses or blaming others for their children's problems.
This document discusses building heart-to-heart connections with kids through understanding love languages. It explains that everyone primarily receives and expresses love through one of five languages: quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, or physical touch. The document encourages parents to identify their child's love language and find ways to express love in that language weekly, such as spending quality time together, giving compliments, doing chores for their child, or increasing physical affection. Filling a child's "love tank" through their love language helps create a safe environment for the child to learn and grow.
This educational document provides parents with activities and apps to teach their 3-4 year old children about letter sounds. It recommends apps like Together Time and Elmo Loves ABCs to expose children to letter sounds through songs, rhymes and games. Sample activities guide parents on how to point out everyday letter sounds, create fingerplays, and make letter-themed foods like "N is for Noodles" to engage children in a fun way. The document checks for readiness before more formal instruction and suggests continuing letter sound exploration through books, videos and crafts.
The document promotes a book called "Radical Marriage" that argues conventional marriage advice may not lead to desired outcomes like intimacy, love, joy, and stability. It claims following conventional advice around compatibility, chemistry, compromise, and communication may only get a marriage to an okay place rather than an extraordinary one. The document invites the reader to sign up to learn more about turning conventional marriage advice upside down to have a marriage with more joy, peace, intimacy, adventure, and meaning than imagined.
This document provides a 5-step process for building a strong marriage. It discusses identifying negative cycles like "Doom" and learning to cultivate a positive "Bloom" cycle through commitment to love, cherishing each other, forgiveness, choosing the right words, and finding a shared purpose. Key aspects include understanding different reactions like reacting vs responding, using spiritual emotional intelligence when conflicts arise, and learning biblical principles for effective communication like listening, clarifying thoughts and feelings, and finding compromise through grace and truth. The goal is providing practical strategies for improving communication skills and strengthening relationships.
The document discusses three biblical passages about transforming one's thinking, choosing life over death, and committing to action rather than just listening to God's word. It encourages readers to let God change their thinking, choose to love God by following his commands in order to live prosperously, and to do what God's word says rather than just listen and fool themselves.
This document summarizes Brian Rhen's five-point marriage checkup model called "Bloom". The five key areas that make a marriage healthy are: 1) Committing to sacrificial love, 2) Cherishing and respecting each other, 3) Being gracious and forgiving, 4) Choosing the right words in communication, and 5) Having a greater purpose. The document provides biblical support and questions for couples to assess how strong each area is in their marriage on a scale of 1 to 5. It advertises Brian Rhen's online "Bloom" program that provides materials and coaching over 5 weeks and 1 year to help couples strengthen these five areas of their marriage.
This document summarizes a 5-point marriage checkup designed to help couples assess and improve the health of their marriage. The 5 key areas of focus are: 1) Committing to love, 2) Cherishing and respecting each other, 3) Being gracious and forgiving, 4) Choosing the right words in communication, and 5) Seeking a greater shared purpose. Couples are encouraged to evaluate their relationship in each area and identify any needing improvement. A 5-week online program called "Bloom" is described that provides coaching, materials, and community to help couples strengthen their marriage.
This document outlines a 5-week marriage checkup program called "Bloom!" that focuses on 5 key areas of a healthy marriage: trusting in God, delighting in God's word, meditating on God's word, being resilient through challenges, and avoiding wicked influences. The program includes live webinars, recorded materials, group coaching, and an e-course, and costs $249 though normally $625. It is designed to help couples grow closer together in their relationship with God and each other.
This document outlines a five-point marriage checkup program called "Bloom!Bloom!". The five points are: trusts in the LORD, delights in God's law, meditates on God's law day and night, has leaves that are always green, and never fails to bear fruit. It also warns that the heart is deceitful. The program consists of 6 weeks of live webinars followed by a year of group tele-coaching calls to help couples grow in these five areas of their marriage.
This document discusses strategies for building up the church through content creation, connection, and change. It emphasizes partnering with ministry leaders, equipping God's people for his work, training and instructing others in faith, and facilitating progressive change through guidance by the Holy Spirit rather than just knowledge. The overall goal is to reflect God's glory and be transformed into his image as the Spirit makes us more like him.
This describes briefly the notion of a "spiritual growth horizon" which is the spectrum of how churches interact with people, both the churched and non-churched. It articulates how Mass Ignition broadens the spectrum.
5. WHY WE DOOM
“ONENESS BROKEN”
Finances Passions/Hobbies
Family Health
Kids Career
Loss Addictions
Friends Culture
Your desire will be for your husband and he will rule over
5 you…through painful toil…all the days… Gen. 3
6. HOW WE BLOOM
“ONENESS SUSTAINED”
Finances Passions/Hobbies
Family
Health
Kids
Career
Loss
Addictions
Friends Culture
…they will become one flesh Gen. 2:24
6 Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. Eph. 5:21
7. WHY WE MUST BLOOM
God patterned them after Himself. Gen. 1:27
7
…so that we can be mirrors that reflect His glory 2Cor. 3:18