Homes don’t thrive on love, money, routines, or even good intentions alone. They thrive on the quiet strength of emotional intelligence — the strength that sustains love and steadies every season. From Joseph’s restraint to Boaz’s kindness, the Bible shows us that emotional intelligence is not weakness but strength under control, and when embraced by both men and women, it transforms our homes into places of trust, respect, and love.
Teaching our kids memory verses through songs has truly been life-changing! From building confidence to sparking a love for music, this simple weekly tradition has brought so much joy and growth to my family. In this post, I share the amazing benefits—who knows, it might inspire your next family tradition!
Building and maintaining a strong bond in any relationship takes intentionality, consistent effort, and a whole lot of selflessness. This past weekend, my husband and I celebrated six beautiful years together. Over time, we’ve discovered a handful of practices that… Read More ›
“What is one thing you wish you knew before marriage?”. I get this question all the time from ladies-in-waiting and young couples. I can understand why this question is asked; I had the same question myself several years ago. I… Read More ›
As a young girl, I had a mental picture of how I wanted my love life to look, and I wasn’t going to settle for anything less. I imagined how I’d meet my ‘prince charming.’ We would fall in love… Read More ›
Marriage is such a beautiful thing. It provides unrestricted access to that special person you love, which also presents a unique opportunity for you to learn from each other. I have been married to my best friend for a little… Read More ›
Want to spice up your marriage? It’s easier than you think. Here are three daily habits that cost nothing but mean everything.
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