Hi, I'm Karen. My weekly newsletter is for the wife who wants her and her husband fully in sync on money, so you can build the life together that you've always dreamed of. Join us here.
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Hi Reader, Money is one of the biggest sources of stress in marriage but it doesn't have to be. I've had the privilege of walking alongside Christian couples who have gone from financial tension and frustration to real peace with their money, not because they suddenly made more of it, but because they learned how to approach it together with God's wisdom at the center. That's exactly what I talked about on the Christianity Integrated Podcast. We got into why money is such a hard conversation for so many couples, and how to start building real unity around it instead. 🎧 Listen to the episode here: Christianity Integrated Podcast​ I think you'll come away from it encouraged. P.S. I'm so excited to be opening up our very first Faith and Finances gathering on Friday, August 28. It's a space to bring your questions about debt, your worries, even the shame that can creep in around it, and leave feeling lighter, hopeful, and reminded that you are not walking this alone. Come on your own or bring your husband, everyone is welcome. Just reply FAITH and I'll send you the details. |
Money and Marriage
Hi, I'm Karen. My weekly newsletter is for the wife who wants her and her husband fully in sync on money, so you can build the life together that you've always dreamed of. Join us here.
Hi Reader, Ben and Mathandi had been married for over 13 years when we started working together, and money was the one thing they had never really talked about. Not because they didn't love each other, but because it felt easier to leave it alone. Afterward they told me: “Thank you for helping us get on the same financial page. We are now working together to build a better financial future for our family.” I think about them whenever a wife tells me, “I can't imagine my husband ever opening...
Hi Reader, For years, I had this dream that always made me smile. I wanted to take my family and my husband’s family to a big house over Christmas, where we could all stay together, have long dinners, laugh until our stomachs hurt, and make the kind of memories our kids would remember for years. But I didn’t tell my husband. Not because I didn’t trust him, but because I already knew how conversations about money could go. One of us would get frustrated, the other would go quiet, and before...
Dear Reader, Imagine this: you and your husband, sitting across from each other with a glass of your favorite beverage, talking about money and it doesn't end in tension. You leave the table feeling excited and hopeful, you are working together on your finances, like a team! That's what these five money dates are for. Each one is simple: an opening prayer, a scripture to share and a few honest questions to talk through together. No judgment, no shame, just the two of you: building unity one...