One of the things I love most about my husband is that he's always in my corner. No matter what happens, even when I fail, he still loves me and...
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Not everyone knows this about me and Ike, but we met in a bar. At the time, I was working as a college minister and Ike was a seminarian. We...
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What follows is a work in progress as I work through some ideas. That said, if you disagree, feel free to push back! In just a few weeks Ike and...
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Since Friday, Ike has been out of town serving at our church's annual summer youth retreat. It has been a little lonely around here without him, but I have also...
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When Ike and I were engaged we read a book that my dad had recommended to us called His Needs, Her Needs. Similar to the premise of The Five Love...
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Today Her.meneutics published a post of mine about why Ike and I go to marriage counseling. In the post I referenced a recent wedding that Ike officiated (pictured left), in...
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Well I am back from North Carolina (so sad!) and upon my arrival yesterday, Illinois greeted me with a rainy, dreary day. Luckily, my spirits couldn't be dampened after an...
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Out of the blue, one of my co-workers asked me an interesting question as we sat across from one another this week: "What brings you satisfaction in life?" That's a...
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For the last year and a half my husband has been reading through Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics as a part of his doctoral studies. Composed of roughly 13 books/volumes that...
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I'm not gonna lie, until recently I thought the phenomenon called "pregnancy brain" was a myth. Then I got pregnant, and now I just can't use my brain the way...
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