1. Rick Warren asked Emerson to preach at Saddleback church in California. This is Emerson’s core message based on Ephesians 5:33 about love and respect in marriage. This could provide great discussion for the group.

2. Right Now Media brought Emerson in to film a 30-minute presentation on the Crazy Cycle In Marriage. He addresses Ephesians 5:33 on love and respect in marriage. That’s free if you can access a church membership that belongs to Right Now Media, and many churches do. You can also access this at Love and Respect.

3. Emerson addressed the student body at Liberty University on being “The Wounded Healer.” This is part of his testimony. This could give hope to anyone plus provide tools for them to help others who feel wounded by life.

4. On parenting, he addressed the prodigal. The setting is 1st Baptist in Orlando with Pastor David Uth who expressed it was one of the most powerful messages he ever heard.

5. Joel Osteen interviewed Emerson and asked him to preach at Lakewood. His message addressed "Honest Misunderstandings" in marriage. The message emerges from 1 Corinthians seven.

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6. Emerson spoke again at Liberty on “Before You Hit Send," a book he wrote for Harper Collins. This is an exciting topic on thinking before we speak, particularly socially. Emerson invites us to consider 4 questions before speaking our mind.

7. A 15 Day Plan is available on Loveandrespect.com. That can be accessed on this LINK. A group can do this two weeks before meeting and then discuss.

8. A great series called Building Blocks addresses the most popular truisms of Love and Respect like Not Wrong, Just Different or The 80/20 Ratio. As a subscriber this is made available as is the whole five sessions Love and Respect Conference.

9. Note: Can we access the message I gave at Second Baptist Church in Houston per the request of Pastor Ed Young where I give my full testimony, and that of my family coming to Christ?

10. We have included here some viral video clips from our Instagram account. These could be highly energizing for the group. These have gained tremendous traction, and we could see a small group not only laughing in response to some of these but engage the topic with great enthusiasm.