
Each framework offers a different way to examine our lives, recognize opportunities for growth, and put meaningful principles into practice. Running a holiday sale or weekly special? Definitely promote it here to get customers excited about getting a sweet deal.
Chess as a Game of Life
We tell people to make better moves. But are we teaching them how?
Raising Royalty uses chess as a framework for developing six interconnected dimensions of life: Purpose, Values, Stewardship, Wisdom, Community, and Discipline. Through practical learning experiences, reflection, and developmental relationships, participants explore how to make thoughtful decisions, strengthen their character, and navigate life's challenges.
Life is a game of chess, not checkers. Every move changes the board..
A Framework for Spiritual Growth
What does it mean to become more like Christ?
Thy Kingdom Come offers a framework for examining our relationship with God and how that relationship shapes the way we live. Through five interconnected pillars—Worship, Discipleship, Fellowship, Ministry, and Evangelism—believers explore how Scripture, spiritual reflection, and intentional practice contribute to Christian maturity.
Spiritual maturity is not simply measured by what we know about Christ, but by how His life is being formed in us.
A Spiritual Journey of Recovery, Reflection, and Renewal
What if the principles that help people recover could also help us become better people?
Rooted in the Twelve Steps of recovery, The Broken Elevator invites us to examine our lives honestly, recognize character defects, take responsibility for our actions, and make amends where we have caused harm.
These spiritual principles have helped countless people confront addiction, but their lessons in humility, accountability, and transformation reach far beyond recovery.
Looking for a Spiritual Awakening? Take the Steps. The Elevator Is Broken.