Are you ever overwhelmed by tomorrow's to-do list to the point of losing joy today? Christina shares her thoughts on that. Also, hard things from the past spark a beautiful memory of Diane, a singing custodian in the NICU. She is a woman who sees her job as a mission to care for the babies she cleans for.

This week held hours of Zoom meetings for Adam and Christina, as well as a cherished holiday, and some great insight from their youngest daughter as to why they fell in love.

Adam and Christina have been busy making up words and crashing weddings. Adam shares the tension he feels about the speed of his reading, and Christina talks about her love for audio books, which allows her to read while she soaks in the tub, folds laundry, or cuts her froduce. Knowing God by J.I. Packer is the book referenced that provides a lot more to chew on than just frozen grapes.

Brant Hansen is the featured guest on this episode. He shares wisdom about what women want in a husband, how to maximize security, and living life with less stress and anxiety.

Adam and Christina talk about tulips, Zoom calls, hiding eggs, and Christina's tendency to play the martyr. Cow pie illustrations abound in this episode, as well as some exciting neighborhood news!

Christina shares that she felt most appreciated by a prayer Adam had offered up on her behalf in their traveling prayer journal. And Adam tears up as he remembers a time when Christina shared a story about embracing his quirkiness during a class they taught together on marriage and finances.

Adam and Christina talk about Christina's newest hobby, inbox overload, the first bike ride of the season, and the Braveheart speech that Adam delivers as the teenagers head out the door.

Adam shares about posing with roadkill, postponed birthdays, and spaghetti on the beach. Christina shares about her rain boots, conflict and suffering, and common sense.

This week Adam and Christina talk about living courageously, holding fast to hope, and Adam's favorite quote from The Princess Bride.

This week it's all about memes, espresso, and total depravity.