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It’s been a while since I sat down to write, to reflect, and to share. Recently, someone told me, 'I love the way you write. I’ve missed seeing your posts.' Their words caught me off guard, not because I don’t value what I share, but because I hadn’t realized how long it had been since I last wrote The truth is… life has been full—full of responsibilities, conversations, coaching sessions, motherhood, ministry, managing, a new business, and just trying to be. Amidst all this

Before we dive in, I have to ask—did you try any of the date ideas from my last blog? I would love to hear from you. If you haven't, please try them. Marriage works when we put in the work. I’ve already heard from some of you, and the stories have been hilarious! One couple attempted the “cooking challenge” and ended up accidentally making a salty cake instead of a sweet one (yes, salt instead of sugar happened! 😂). But hey, they laughed, they bonded, and that’s what counts.

Did You Recognize Your Triggers? In the last post, we talked about emotional triggers—how they impact your marriage and how you can respond with grace instead of frustration. Did you take time to reflect on those triggers? If you haven’t yet, don’t worry. There’s no rush, but it’s important to keep moving forward. The key to building a thriving marriage is progress, not perfection. Today, we’re going to tackle another important question: How do we keep the fire burning in mar

Did You Set Your Relationship Goals for 2025? Before we dive into today’s topic, let me ask you—did you set your relationship goals after reading the last post? Have you taken time to reflect on where your marriage is now and where you want it to be by the end of this year? If you did, that’s a powerful first step toward building "YOUR BEST US" this year! But if you haven’t yet—don’t worry. It’s not too late. Even small goals, like committing to pray together for five minutes