You’ve worked hard to build the life, wealth, and success you enjoy.
You’ve invested in your business, your leadership, your ministry, and your future.

But here’s the overlooked truth most wealthy Christian couples eventually face:

**Wealth cannot protect your marriage.

Marriage is often described as a partnership—two people working together toward shared dreams, commitments, and responsibilities. But for many couples, the reality looks a little different. Instead of evenly splitting the responsibilities, one spouse often ends up carrying what’s known as the mental load…

From the outside, Michael and Vanessa appear to have it all together. However, behind closed doors, their once vibrant and loving relationship has become a mere shadow of its former self. They suffer in silence, feeling trapped by the need to save face and protect their reputation in their church and community. Their high-profile status only amplifies the pressure to maintain a facade of happiness and success.

Men often possess diverse perspectives and thoughts toward their wives, some of which inadvertently contribute to emotional distance and hinder intimacy. In this post, we will explore 3 tips that married men can use to FLIP those thoughts and foster greater intimacy and bonding within the relationship.

The Parent Trap: In a world dominated by social media, it's easy to fall into the trap of comparing our lives to others. We often come across seemingly perfect Instagram families with happy, smiling faces, creating an illusion of a harmonious life.

Congratulations on reaching the milestone of being married for more than a decade! While the comfort and familiarity in your relationship may be invaluable, it's essential to recognize that even the happiest of marriages can face challenges. This post will explore four common problems that can arise in even the happiest of long-term marriages and provide practical strategies to foster healthy communication and keep your bond strong.