This is a tough topic. I've lived it and I think it presents TONS of challenges.  There is no perfect solution, but here is my take. Blended families can work, but in just about every case there is some confusion and discomfort in the beginning. Here's my story and my "take".

Marriage is hard for any ethnicity.  However, it is super hard for women of color because of the models we saw and the way we were socialized. I'm talking real talk and giving real warnings in this episode of GodsyGirl FaithJuice. 

I hunger for your comments and thoughts. 

Let's talk about some characteristics of a pastor's wife.  Find some practical, real life conversations about everything from jealousy to confidence.

What should a pastor's wife wear?  How should a pastor's wife dress?  Buckle up on this one...it's going to be a bumpy ride. As usual, I have very strong opinions. Let me know what you think.

Are you a single woman thinking of dating a pastor? If so, here are a few tips and "food for thought" before you take the leap into the "deep" end of the pool of being a pastor's wife. Pastors wives deal with so many things and many could be avoided if you plan ahead, ask the right questions and keep your eyes peeled. 

I'm talking real talk about the struggles pastors' children (commonly known as PKs) deal with in ministry. Warning: I'm talking transparently to church members and pastors' wives. 

I'm sorry.  I purposely re-did this podcast. Corrected some audio errors and adjusted sound.

Blame it on being a newbie Christian podcaster. 

If you're getting this a second time...please forgive. 

If you're getting it for the first time...you're welcome. :) 

Going through a rough time? Need encouragement from the Bible and not a lot of "blah blah". Well, listen now and hear scriptures to soothe your anxious spirit. Everything will be ok. 

Difficult, conflict-ridden conversations can be tough.  Here are some time-tested concepts to help you understand the other person, diffuse your own "white noise" and manage the conflict with grace, fairness and kindness. It's all about perspective.