
When Marriage Feels Hard: Biblical Wisdom for Staying Connected
“I started seeing submission, respect and reverence as a love language — not as a duty that I have to do."
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“I started seeing submission, respect and reverence as a love language — not as a duty that I have to do."

“Grandparents are second to parents in terms of their impact on a grandchild's faith, morals, and values.”

“Sometimes you have to re-script your life. Sometimes you must unlearn what you’ve learned to fully heal your heart, your body, and your soul."

"If you care about having a kingdom purpose and walking out your destiny, you have to fight for it. The devil will steal it if he can. You have to fight for it.”

“When I got busted, it wasn't a bummer. It was like God really grabbed me by the shoulders and said, ‘I've let you do it your way. Now, I'm going to do it My way.’”

“We wander off because we want to do things our own way. But blessings are on the path of obedience.”

"Even before it was called discipleship and mentoring, it was actually called Christian nurture. How do you nurture someone in the name of Christ?"

“Scripture is like an arsenal for us – it’s our weapon. And if we don't have it, how can the Holy Spirit bring it back to you when you need it?”

“We’re championing the church of tomorrow, but at the same time, we’re shelving the church of yesterday. And you need both to have a biblically aligned church.”

“I think He just wanted to teach me that I wasn't in control. I was never in control. He was always in control of every situation.”