Jed Jason Green

Researchers say that when you’re driving through a heavy rainstorm, you should never stop in the middle of it — even if you have to crawl forward at 1 mile per hour. The reason is simple: if you stop, you’ll stay in the storm longer. But if you keep moving, even slowly, you’ll eventually drive out of it and find clear skies again. That same principle applies to marriage. Every couple faces seasons of storms — moments when communication breaks down, tempers flare, or life just feels...

“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.”— 1 Corinthians 13:4 (NIV) Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts — but even the strongest couples face moments when patience runs thin and tempers flare. The truth is, love isn’t always effortless. Sometimes it’s a choice we have to make when emotions want to take the lead. When we pause and choose kindness instead of criticism, we invite God’s spirit into our marriage. It’s in those quiet, humble moments...

Let’s be honest — we’ve all fallen into the “How was your day?”  routine. It’s well-meaning, but after the 500th time, it sounds more like background noise than a real connection. Marriage isn’t just about sharing a home, a bank account, or a Netflix password — it’s about staying emotionally in tune with your best friend. This week, try breaking out of autopilot mode with a few intentional questions that spark real conversation, laughter, and maybe even a little vulnerability. 1️⃣ “What made...