The Standing Hour 1:1 Covenant Mentoring (60 min)
$60
Standing for a marriage is the loneliest thing most people ever do.
Your friends think you should move on. Your family stopped asking. And the person you made a covenant with may not even be in the house anymore. You're praying, you're holding the line, and some days the hardest part isn't the waiting. It's carrying it by yourself, with no idea what to do next.
You don't have to carry it by yourself for this hour. And you won't leave it empty-handed.
What this is: faith-based encouragement and mentoring from a man who has been married for 21 years and has spent this season walking with hundreds of standers in the Covenant Not Contract community.
The Standing Hour is 60 minutes, just you and me, built around three things:
π§ Mentoring for the season you're in. What standing actually requires of you and what it doesn't. Boundaries, endurance, guarding your own heart while you wait. Bring the questions you've been afraid to say out loud.
π Scripture and perspective. What God's Word actually says about covenant, waiting, and hope. I'll bring the Word prepared for your situation; you bring the real one, not the version you'd post in a comment section.
π A listening ear that isn't tired of your story. You can say the whole thing. I'm not grading you, and I'm not rushing you.
And here's what you'll walk away holding:
π Your Standing Plan. Before we hang up, we'll put your plan of action on paper together: what you're guarding, how to guard your peace, what you're releasing, how you're praying, and what steady looks like during this season. This is not an hour of encouragement that evaporates by dinnertime. This is a working session. You'll leave with a plan in your hand and the Word in your corner.
π¬ A devotional built for your situation. Within 48 hours of our call, I'll send you a personal 7-day devotional: a Scripture, a reflection, and a prayer for each day, chosen for what you're walking through and matched to the plan we built. The hour ends. The Word keeps going.
"Moses' arms soon became so tired he could no longer hold them up. So Aaron and Hur found a stone for him to sit on. Then they stood on each side of Moses, holding up his hands. So his hands held steady until sunset." (Exodus 17:12, NLT)
That's the hour. Come, let somebody hold up your hands.
π Book below. You'll answer a few short questions first so I can pray before we ever meet.