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Overview
MarriageToday’s pastoral teaching for couples
No marriage is hopeless. That’s MarriageToday’s foundational belief, proven year after year as husbands and wives discover restoration for their troubled marriages. And now, the teaching behind relationship and marriage strengthening comes to Logos Bible Software.
Christian marriage expert Jimmy Evans and the teaching staff at MarriageToday bring together more than 150 sermons and small-group lessons for Christian couples married or thinking about marriage. In Logos, this impressive archive brings the best marriage tools right to your fingertips—whether you’re on a PC, Mac, or mobile device. Learn from the experts—and, in turn, provide expert counseling—from Jimmy Evans and MarriageToday.
In Logos, this archive integrates seamlessly with the software. Discover marriage advice when you run searches by Bible verse or topic, and dig deeper with links to other texts in your library.
Key Features
- Provides dozens of sermon series and small-group lessons
- Implements proven marriage counseling strategies
- Helps couples overcome past wounds, present challenges, and future obstacles
Product Details
- Title: Jimmy Evans Sermon Archive
- Author: Jimmy Evans
- Publisher: Jimmy Evans
- Publication Date: 2013
- Sermons: 150+
About Jimmy Evans
Jimmy Evans is the founder and CEO of MarriageToday, a ministry out of Dallas, Texas, devoted to helping couples build strong and Christ-centered marriages and families. Together with his wife, Karen, they co-host MarriageToday with Jimmy and Karen, a nationally syndicated television program broadcast into over 110 million homes in America and over 200 countries worldwide. He has authored more than ten books, including Marriage on the Rock, Freedom from Your Past, and Ten Steps toward Christ. He serves as the senior leader of Trinity Fellowship Church in Amarillo, Texas, as Apostolic Elder of Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas, as overseer of New Life Church in Colorado Springs, and presides over Trinity Fellowship Association of Churches.
