I’m not sure where people get the idea that a wife is designed to be trampled on by her husband, either physically or emotionally. But, unfortunately, some husbands do this because we live in a broken and fallen world where…
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My Story of How I Denied Christ Even though I’m a Christian (Part 1)
This past Sunday my pastor just started teaching on the book of 1 Peter. I couldn’t help but get excited about this book because of how much I relate to Peter, his impetuousness and his denial of the Lord. About…
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How to Encourage a Depressed Husband
I’ve been in and out of the pit of depression several times in my marriage and so has my husband, Eric. Sometimes I can offer my hand to give him a lift out of the pit and other times he…
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Be Wise and Discerning About the Murky Movement of Feminism
Not too long ago I saw a video clip of the recent Women’s March and my heart was saddened by all of the pain these women were wearing. They suffered injustices and betrayals. They were lied to and taken advantage…
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Should You Marry Someone You Don’t Trust?
There was no chance this side of heaven that I would have married Eric if I didn’t trust him. If he lacked integrity while we were dating, then there was a good chance he’d lack the same integrity while married….
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How to Have a Relationship with Someone Who Thinks They Don’t Need You
When Eric and I dated, I loved how he took care of me and listened to me. And I’m sure he appreciated how I cared and supported him. We intentionally took care of each other’s needs as much as humanly…
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When Your Marriage is Threatened by Other Women
Once we walk down the aisle and pledge to be faithful to the one we love doesn’t mean we’ll never face temptation from the opposite sex. Quite the contrary. Satan seeks to destroy our marriage the moment it begins because…
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When Your Faith is Deeper or Stronger than Your Husband’s Faith
In all my years of marriage, my faith and Eric’s faith haven’t always been the same. There have been some seasons where Eric has had tremendous faith in God while I, on the other hand, felt my faith had been…
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When You Long for God to Make a River in Your Dry Wasteland
I couldn’t be happier to close the book on last year. With all of its disappointments and disheartening situations, my feeble soul looks on to this coming year with great anticipation. My discouraged, yet hopeful heart clings to Isaiah 43:19:…
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Tapping Into God’s Strength in the Midst of Your Struggles
Suffering is a part of everyone’s life. Like you, I’ve had my fair share. While my spirit wants to be more like Jesus, my flesh wants nothing to do with this painful process because it’s taxing and doesn’t feel good….
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Finding Hope for Your Marriage
I get countless emails from wives who feel hopeless in their marriage and if this is you, then today I have a fabulous resource you’ll absolutely love! My friend Becky and her co-author, Jen put together a thirty-day devotional journey…
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86 Pieces of Biblical Advice for a Better Marriage
The ministry of marriage can be a messy thing. Not meeting each other’s expectations, old wounds, trials that suck the life right out of you, and the darling kiddos that can consume your every waking being, one would think, “Who’s…
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Priorities of a Godly Couple
Every human being only has 24 hours in a day, and how we choose to spend our time will be determined by the priorities of our life. When we were dating our spouse, we did things for them and we…
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Finding Your Joy in Christ When You’re Lost in Depression
I’m not a naturally upbeat person who’s got a pep in her step. Melancholy is more my bent. So the idea of being a joyful person eluded me for many years when I was a young Christ-follower. Coming out of…
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The 4 Actions & Attitudes Godly Couples Should Pursue… but most don’t
God doesn’t leave a couple clueless on how to have a thriving marriage. The Bible spells out clear commands on how a husband and wife should treat each other and today I’ll be addressing four of them. The question we have…
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When you don’t feel accepted…and how to change that
A while back, a friend of mine shared how he will be walking his last daughter down the aisle to get married. The closeness, love, and pride this daddy feels for his girls is not something I can relate to….
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The Biblical Role of a Wife (Part 2)
The idea of being a biblical wife sounds great if you’re engaged or maybe newly married. But if you’ve been married for some time now, you’re might not be too excited about this God-honoring pursuit. Most women I meet have…
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