A Podcast about Love and Marriage

We have been married for 20 years this April (2023). Through our time together we have faced just about every formidable challenge that life can throw at a wedded pair. But it's because of our willingness to endure and overcome our conflicts and adversities together that has made our marriage almost bulletproof!

I say almost because nothing is absolute, and no relationship is 100% perfect. We still work on ours daily, and we still have difficulties to overcome. But it's through the trials and hardship, that we have, over time, achieved substantial marital stability. 

It's this level of durability in your marriage that we are hoping to help you master. 

We are heartbroken at the rate of divorce in the world. And it does not have to be that way! 

Almost every wedding that we have attended over the course of our time together has ended in divorce. That is not hyperbole! With the exception of maybe two. They have all ended in divorce.

It's our goal to stem the tide of matrimonial dissolution and help couples to attain cohesiveness. The first and foremost cornerstone that gives our relationship it's strength is Jesus Christ! While we both came from Christian homes, we didn't really incorporate Christ into our marriage until we had been through hell and almost divorced, more than once! 

We are the proud parents of five girls, with one more on the way. And yes, the sixth is also a girl. While it wasn't our plan to have another one this late in the game, we are happy to welcome her! 

We started forming our family in April of 2003 and in spite of the difficulties and adversity that we faced early on, our daughters have persevered, and have grown into strong, beautiful, Godly young women. 

Three of our daughters are biological. The first, Macy, was born in 2004, The second, Madie in 2006, and our third, Morgan came along in 2010. In 2020 we had the privilege of bringing two babies into our family. Layla and Gracelyn joined us as newborns. 

It was through this experience that we all became closer. Our older girls stepped up and made everything much easier on us. They all rocked, changed diapers, and made bottles. The blessing of Layla and Gracelyn in our lives has taught us all patience, humility, and sacrifice. 

Also how important a spiritually healthy, Christ centered home is. It has also introduced our older daughters what babies are like. How much responsibility they are, and most importantly, it has shown them that it is not something that they would want to take on too young, and without a husband.