The thing that concerns me most for infertile couples is their marriage. The grief, constant waiting, and never-ending longing for a child can wedge a big gap between a husband and wife. My question for you today is this: are you fighting for your marriage?

God instructs us as Christians to live a certain way of life. One that shows love to Him and to others. One way to express that love is by hospitality.

Our lives are like vapour. They’ll here one minute and gone the next. Yet, the Creator of the Universe has a deeply profound and intricate plan for Y-O-U!

Can you imagine marrying someone that hated you? What started off as a horrible marriage ended up with many blessings for this desperate woman. I can’t say the same for her sister though.

As I was thinking about what to write I felt that I needed to sit with you in your grief. I needed to be as vulnerable as I can in this moment. So, here I am. Here’s the reality of the grief I have felt in our current loss of fertility…

How do you rally back after the news that you’re infertile? Where is God in all of this?

Isaac and Rebekah also waited 20 years after marriage to have children. They learned from Abraham and Sarah’s way. But God had a lot to teach them before raising the children He had prepared for them