INTRODUCTION by Rev. Dr. J.K. Warrick - General Superintendent Emeritus, Church of the Nazarene Denomination

The Responsive Relationship Video Series contains 30 teaching videos, each between 10 and 30 minutes in length, totaling over 11 hours. The videos are professionally filmed and edited with engaging, insightful, and practical content that aligns with sound biblical principles and scientifically verified practices. The videos are accompanied by a handbook that combine to form curriculum for viewing by individuals, couples, and church groups; or as tools for provoking positive change by pastors and lay persons who counsel or coach individuals and couples with relationship challenges. To learn more about the Responsive Relationship Video Series, access our STORE to see the various packages available.

For 2 Become 1 small groups and individuals, the 30 teaching videos, which form the Marriage Restructuring Package outlined below, are best viewed in a weekly format. Discussion Starter Questions are provided for each video to facilitate group discussion and allow individuals and couples to reflect on and apply the concepts throughout the week before the next video is viewed. This can be done over 30 sequential weeks with some intermittent breaks for holidays, vacations, or other special events, thereby providing a year-long program; or the series can be broken up into a semester or trimester format.

The 30 teaching videos are arranged to address five (5) objectives listed in the table below in the column labeled “Module.” In addition, each video is designed to achieve specific learning goals which are outlined in the Responsive Relationship Video Series Learning Goals document.

Although the concepts contained in the videos tend to build on each other, thereby creating a complete series to be viewed sequentially, the videos can also be used in a modular fashion, allowing one video, or a subset of videos, to be viewed independently when focus and attention is needed on one, or a few, relationship improvement concepts. We call these video subsets "packages” and they are outlined below: