Resist the Drift – Marriage Conference
Resist the Drift – Marriage Conference
Strengthen your connection. Rekindle your romance. Reawaken your adventure.
Lakeway Church Marriage Ministry has partnered with Focus on the Family to present Resist the Drift, a two-day marriage conference. Laugh and learn with Focus on the Family’s Dr. Greg & Erin Smalley as they share their story and what they’ve learned as they move from roommates to soulmates. If you enjoyed the Ted Cunningham event, you will love this event! Couples will receive Bible-based concepts and tools to reconnect and strengthen their marriages.
Two-Day Marriage Conference
Friday, April 4, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday, April 5, from 9:00 am – 12noon
The Chapel Lakeway Church
2203 Lakeway Blvd
Childcare is provided with a registration.
What to expect
The Resist the Drift Marriage Conference is an opportunity to connect with your spouse and dive deeper into content created just for you.
Sessions include:
Session 1: Roommates to Soulmates
Roommates don’t have time for each other; soulmates use simple, everyday moments to stay connected.
Session 2: Close Pursuit
Roommates are bored and their passion has been replaced by predictable routine; soulmates closely pursue each other in exciting ways.
Session 3: Fully Alive
Roommates are exhausted and have nothing to give; soulmates give regularly out of an abundantly full heart.
Session 4: In Our Wildest Dreams
Roommates have no long-term plans; soulmates pursue shared dreams together.
Meet the Speakers: Dr. Greg & Erin Smalley
Dr. Greg Smalley serves as the Vice President of Marriage at Focus on the Family. Greg earned his doctorate in clinical psychology at Biola University and a counseling degree from Denver Seminary. After overcoming struggles early in their own marriage, Greg and Erin knew they wanted to be hands-on in helping other couples. Together they have led marriage seminars around the world.
Erin Smalley serves as a spokesperson and content creator for Focus on the Family’s marriage ministry. Erin holds a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri. Erin is a licensed professional counselor with a private practice. Married since 1992, Greg and Erin live in Colorado with their four children.
