Everyone encounters setbacks and failures. The key is how you respond to these challenges. 

This week Ive seen a lot of posts on social media and had a couple few conversations with friends that are going through some hard times. I too have had a few weeks of inner struggles. Just a few days ago...

Most couples don’t wake up one morning suddenly disconnected.

It usually happens slowly.

A few unresolved arguments here.
A little less communication there.
More stress. More exhaustion. Less patience.
Before long, two people who genuinely love each other start feeling more like roommates, coworke...

Trying to find faith...........

Not every marriage struggle is loud.

Some are hidden behind locked phones.
Late nights.
Excuses.
Mood swings.
Distance.
Silence.
“I’m fine.”
“We’re okay.”

Porn.
Alcohol.
Drugs.

Secret addictions that slowly pull two people apart while the rest of the world thinks everythin...

If you’ve been married longer than five minutes, you’ve probably discovered something: the world has plenty to say about marriage… most of it sounding good at first, but not holding up for long.

One of the most popular ideas floating around is the “perfect equation”:

50/50 = 100%.
“You do your hal...

When I think back to the beginning of my dating life, and the beginning years of my marriage, I shudder at how immature I was and how poorly I handled a lot of situations.

Through all of them there was one commonality, selfishness and expectation.

I expected everything to be centered around me. My...

This week Ive been writing about becoming the best version of you, no matter where your relationship is at. And how finding direction through Jesus is the best way to get there.

If you have not read my last two posts “Your spouse dosnt have to change, you do.” And “Becoming the best version of you,...

Have you ever read the book Song of Solomon? It is the 22nd book in the bible and I'd say it could almost be considered a Romantasy, except it's not fantasy! But, it does have a whole lot of sultry romance, a younger me would have blushed at.

This is a story about a man and woman who are madly a...

In the journey of marriage, as in life, the rear-view mirror can be both a blessing and a curse. It offers glimpses of where we've been, reminding us of the roads we've traveled and the obstacles we've overcome. Yet, when our gaze remains fixed on the past, it can obstruct our view of the present an...

I was reading recently, and a few key words stood out in a verse. They seemed to be in all caps and bold letters, might as well have even been underlined.  This was in 2 Corinthians 5:20, "We are ambassadors for Christ, as though God were pleading thru you." Let’s start with a breakdown of what it m...

In a world where marriage is often romanticized and based on fleeting emotions, there's a profound truth that often gets overlooked: the strength of your marriage depends far more on your beliefs about God than on your feelings for each other. This might seem like a bold statement, so let's unpack i...