02/19/2026
“He who finds a wife finds a good thing… a wife of noble character is her husband’s crown.” – Proverbs 12:4
This past Saturday at Weights & Worship, I found myself in a place I’ve been before—waiting on the Lord for a word for His people.
Hours with Him… and nothing.
The night before, my wife Taylor laid there with me until 11:30, just seeking God together. Praying. Listening. Waiting. No rushing. No forcing. Just trust.
Morning came… still nothing.
We started the workout, and I was still in that place of surrender—“Lord, if You don’t speak, I won’t speak.”
And in the middle of it, my wife walked into the room, put her hands on me, and prayed over me.
In that moment, I was reminded: I don’t carry this alone. I was never meant to.
God has given me a wife who doesn’t just stand beside me—she contends with me. She prays with me. She seeks the Lord with me. She strengthens me. She covers me.
She is my crown.
God has taken my past—my brokenness, my failures, my past relationships—and He didn’t waste any of it. He redeemed it. He restored it. And He gave me a covenant that reflects Christ and His Church.
Taylor, you are the love of my life and my partner in every part of this calling. We are one. And it is the greatest honor of my life to do ministry with you—to serve, to love people, and to expand the Kingdom of God together until my last breath.
Thank You, Lord, for my wife.
