Marriagecast Podcast

I thank God for;

his love, his presence, his word.

Married people,

Instead of asking the question

<<whose side are you on? >>

When a couple faces a big choice, every marriage should follow Joshua’s example in Joshua 5:14 and ask : Lord my God, What do you say? What do you tell us to do?

—> and DO what the Lord says <—

As always, I shared my own most recent struggle.

The word of God is doing what the word of God does. Fills me with HOPE!

I hope you feel the same after listening.

2Corin 2:11 “we are not ignorants of the devil’s tactics “

A plan is not a strategy.

Shut up and pray is a strategy. We are not going to allow the devil to use us against our own marriage.

I focus on building momentum in my marriage and the protection is effective IF I shut up and pray.

Read the book of Daniel & I was greatly encouraged to keep praying. HIS (God) is the kingdom & the power & the glory foreverrrr‼️Our Heavenly Father is seated on the fiery throne, and is very much in control •

What is the difference between •Doing my own thing in my marriage. And •when I find myself in a new thing?

Which one is good? And which one is bad?

Have you ever considered that

• ​forgiving your spouse
• ​praying for your marriage could be serving God?

“Dying to self is not because of my husband. It is my service to God!!”

Hear me out and be blessed!

Jesus rose from the dead. Hallelujah 🥳

Happy Easter weekend.

Social learning includes both what to do , and learning what NOT to do.

This episode is a warning.

I *shared my personal relationship with warnings ⚠️

Here for your marital sobriety!

No matter how strong a Christian marriage is, there are roads you will have to walk on by yourself.

Feeling lonely at times.

Our hope is only JESUS!

I shared some personal stories.

I shared some of my aspirations for year 2026

•Be where God wants me to be

•Be with who God wants me to be with

•Do what God wants me to do .

Locations where I need to linger longer this year are

• ​Steadfast in HUMILITY
• ​Steadfast in godliness
• ​Steadfast being STILL in God’s presence.