Struggling to understand each other doesn't mean your marriage is failing. Even the strongest relationships require patience, humility, and a willingness to grow.

God will stretch you, challenge you, and call you beyond what’s familiar—not to make your life miserable, but to move you toward who He created you to be.

🎶“Well I just heard the news today…” @nathanfinocio dropping on the Podcast Tuesday, Oct 27th.

First comes love, then comes marriage. Somewhere along the way, a lot of us flipped the order. The good news? It’s never too late to build your relationship God’s way.

Your marriage wasn't designed only to make you happy. It was designed to make you more like Jesus.

Your spouse was never meant to be your everything. God is your ultimate companion, and when He fills that place first, your marriage gets the best of you instead of expectations humans were never meant to carry.

Second to Jesus, few decisions in life matter more than who you choose to marry. Tomorrow at Fellowship Church, we’re talking RPM: Relationships, Passion & Marriage. Looking forward to sharing some thoughts on what it takes to build relationships that last.

Before you give someone your heart, there's a question far more important than how attractive, successful, or compatible they are. Are you asking it?

Don’t confuse a difficult season with a failed message. You can love someone deeply and still have days when marriage feels difficult.

How much would change in your life if you started seeing yourself the way God sees you?