Seminar Pocket Seminar Booklets

The world has a lot to say about femininity, but it is not the world's idea. God is the One who came up with "feminine." What distinguishes "feminine" from "masculine"? What is being feminine all about? Should Christian women seek to be feminine, or is that a pursuit of vanity? If we should cultivate femininity, what, exactly, are we aiming for? In this topic, Estalee brings us back to the Creator and the created...

How do we handle what we have? That wallet we carry, or the house we live in, or the clothes we wear are not really our own. We are servants and all that we have belongs to the Master. How does He want us to manage His money and the possessions He has entrusted to us? What should single ladies know about investment and retirement accounts, end-of-life issues, wills, and what are some principles to follow in using...

In this seminar, John presents some of the most foundational and fundamental principles needed to establish and maintain good communication between marriage partners. In this topic, John explores the role a person's past difficult experiences play in shaping who they are and how they behave in the present. He shows how they can affect a marriage relationship. He also gives hope for change in a person's behavior...

Mothers are part of community, within their 4 walls, and outside of their 4 walls. How can they actively participate in both? What should their priorities be? What are ways they can serve the community outside of their home, while also serving within their home, and maintaining their walk with God? Read the answers Faye gives for these important questions. This topic was given at the Faithful Woman Seminar hosted at...

In this topic, Tom takes a look at the creation story from a different angle. He will outline how people were made, and the attributes God designed into them in order to be comparable to Him and have deep, complicated relationships with them. He discusses the unique capability people have to worship things, and the role that plays in their lives.