When Truth Meets Healing In a special interview, I had the privilege of speaking with Scott Stone—a retired police officer, trained polygrapher, and man of faith whose story reminds us that God’s truth always leads …
Every lasting marriage is built on truth—truth before God, with yourself, and with your spouse. Dishonesty, even in small doses, corrodes connection. But when we choose truth, we invite light into the dark corners of …
Trust is the foundation of every healthy marriage. When it cracks—even slightly—the entire relationship can feel unstable. Whether it’s a broken promise, emotional distance, or poor communication, healing trust takes time and intentional effort. But …
Trust is the foundation of every healthy marriage. When it cracks—even slightly—the entire relationship can feel unstable. Whether it’s a broken promise, emotional distance, or poor communication, healing trust takes time and intentional effort. But …
As the leaves turn and autumn settles in, we are reminded that every season points us back to God’s perfect design. Fall is a time of harvest, reflection, and preparation—a season when farmers gather …
Last week was such a special moment on the Building Better Marriages podcast. My husband joined me for an honest, heart-to-heart conversation about marriage, unity, and the lessons we’ve learned along the way. If you …
Marriage is a journey of two people learning to walk together in love, respect, and faith. Over the past few weeks on the Building Better Marriages podcast, we’ve been talking about unity and how …
Every couple knows this truth: men and women don’t always see life in the same way. What feels natural to one can feel foreign to the other. And yet, God created these differences …
Marriage was never meant to be a solo journey. From the very beginning, God declared, “It is not good for man to be alone” (Genesis 2:18 NLT). He created husband and wife to walk …
I’ve been reflecting lately on what it means to “get back to my roots.” Not the roots of where I was born or how I was raised, but the roots of who I am …