Untying the Knots of the Heart is for everyone. God has used UTK to transform the lives of those struggling with substance abuse or depression, as well those who seem to “have it all together” and have been serving as pastors or missionaries for 20+ years.

All of us as Christians deal with inner life issues and difficulties at different times in our lives. UTK may be a good resource for anyone that might identify with something on the list below:

• Relational problems, depression/sadness, anxiety, sexual sin/brokenness, disappointment, conflict, grief or loss, emptiness, divorce or marriage issues, past abuse, addictions, difficulty forgiving self or regrets, emotional turmoil or numbness, anger or temper, disordered eating, or past hurts.

Yes! We call it the “Worth-Your-Time” Guarantee.

Here’s how it works: If, after leading a group as prescribed, you feel like it wasn’t worth your time, we’ll refund the money for your leaders kit.

Depending on the schedule you choose, Untying the Knots of the Heart takes between 8 and 12 weeks. Typically, each group time is between 2.5 to 3 hours.

The cost of Untying the Knots of the Heart is $95 per participant. If your group goes on to do Part 2 of UTK, the cost is $85 per participant.

As a ministry, we will never let the price be a barrier for someone to participate in your group. Scholarships are available – please contact us for more information.

Sure thing! We have an online facilitator resource center where you’ll find countless helpful videos and digital facilitator guides. Helping others overcome spiritual and emotional barriers is a team effort, and we’ll be here every step of the way to help. 

You’ll also get your own dedicated coach/mentor, whom you can contact with questions anytime. 

That’s entirely up to you! Any location where you will not be interrupted or distracted is great. Feel free to host at a home, in your church, a library – just make sure it has a TV or projector, and internet. If you’re leading a mixed-gender group (with one male & one female facilitator), you’ll need two separate spaces to break up for gender-specific group discussion times.

Absolutely! Having a co-facilitator can provide flexibility and additional support

We limit group sizes to maintain a safe group environment. This also ensures there is adequate time for each participant to share their life story. For a single-gender group, there are typically 4-6 participants. In a mixed-gender group (with a male and female facilitator), there are typically 10-14 participants.

No, it’s not. Untying the Knots of the Heart is a discipleship process that many have found to have similar counseling-like effects.

The price of the leader’s kit is $95. It includes an Untying the Knots of the Heart workbook, lesson videos, our online facilitator training, a personal coach/mentor as you lead your group, and access to our full facilitator resource library.
*As a bonus, we’ll also include the Untying the Knots of the Heart Part 2 workbook, training, and videos.

• You’ll help individuals experience the healing power of God
• You’ll see marriages transformed, relationships healed, and lives changed
• You’ll strengthen your own relationship with Christ
• You’ll grow in your own understanding of God’s Word and be able to share it with others.
• You’ll make lifelong friends

Part 2 covers the “now what?” of the UTK process. Participants are equipped with a practical set of tools and perspectives that help them better understand and manage their emotions, desires, and pain more effectively. It gives participants Biblical approaches to navigate life’s daily relationships and pain, while consistently experiencing God’s joy and peace. You can read a description of the modules by clicking here.