The Black Whites

In this episode, we reflect on this journey of brokenness in pursuit of Christ. With the many unknowns we all will face, we know the call to seek wisdom, to forgive others and ourselves, and to grow into the image and character of Christ. But how do you stay focused when life feels challenging, whether in small ways or great ones? What do we truly need to stay the course, to guard our hearts, and remain standing firm? This is what has helped us along the way.

In this episode, we take a deeper dive into forgiveness. We share our personal journeys of learning to forgive ourselves and how, in different ways, we were each led through God’s Word to do it. We’re reminded that holding unforgiveness toward ourselves is still unforgiveness, and loving our neighbor as ourselves becomes hard when our hearts are still burdened by what we won’t release. God wants complete forgiveness–not just forgiveness of others–for healing and growing closer to Christ.

In this episode, we’re diving into something that every single one of us has had to face – forgiveness. We talk about this through our personal journey of it: the pain, the moral fairness, and the biblical understanding of it. And actually choosing to forgive, release offenses, and let go of what hurt us. Though forgiveness isn’t always easy, it is necessary, not just for healing but for growth in Christ.

In a two-part dialogue, we discuss brokenness. What’s brokenness? We want to know. Pt2 of this discussion continues to challenge us as individual Christians and spouses.

In a two-part dialogue, we discuss brokenness. What’s brokenness? We want to know. Cheers to pt1 of this discussion: to a little of our last few seasons: some laughter, some stories, and our epiphanies unraveling. This is our confrontation.

In a normal week of conversation, my wife and I found ourselves talking about wisdom. What started as just shared thoughts quickly became a reminder that God’s wisdom is sovereign. As we reflected on the Bible, we were led back to a simple yet powerful conviction: biblical wisdom restrains the natural submission to pride, re-centers our hearts on God, and aligns our purpose with His.