I met and dated my husband in high school and during college. I talked often about us getting married...and then we didn't. I broke up with him, which he enjoys reminding me, and I will forever regret it.
I met and married my first husband in 2003, with whom I had my daughter in 2007. This is when I experienced firsthand what it's like to be the controlling wife. Yes, I was a Christian. Yes, I knew wives were called to submit to their husbands...and sometimes I even told him I would submit to him. But in my heart, I wanted what I wanted, and I thought I knew what was best. We sought counseling, and while I thought things were improving, he filed for divorce, and that was that. We divorced in 2010, and currently have a very good co-parenting relationship for our daughter.
In 2013, I met and married my second husband. At this point, I'd been learning and studying godly submission. Unfortunately, a lot of what I learned was skewed and twisted. This is when I experienced firsthand what it's like to be the controlled wife. In my quest to submit to my husband, I also submitted to verbal, emotional, and mental abuse. When it turned physical, I was done. We separated in 2017, and he filed for divorce in 2018.
In 2019, I reconnected with my high school sweetheart, my incredible husband, and we married in 2020. He has three amazing children, and we had our son in 2021, so together we have four teenagers and a baby.
My husband strives to be the godly, loving husband that Scripture calls him to be, while I strive to be the godly, respectful, and submissive wife I’m instructed to be in Scripture.
I quit my job when my son was born, so I am learning now how to be a homemaker, and how to best care for my family - which includes being very intentional about the products I allow into my home in the form of cleaning, personal care, home care, and supplements.
As a Christian, there are times when I feel ashamed and embarrassed that I've been married three times. I believe God hates divorce, and it is NOT something I encourage. I also believe in God's promise of forgiveness, and that He washes us clean when we call on Him and repent. Shame is not from God. He uses those who have been broken, and He is using me to share my lessons with YOU.
Now that I have learned what submission is, and what it is NOT, my heart is to teach other wives about the joy and blessings of godly submission to our husbands. I love to share how we can take care of our husbands, our homes, and our families with joy, faithfulness, and wellness.
Let’s chat about how I can walk alongside you in your own journey towards joyful wellness and biblical submission!
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