28/05/2025
Eight years ago, I said “I do” to my wife Karissa. AKA The First Ladt of Clear Hits Radio.
But what I’ve learned since then is this: real love isn’t built in a moment—it’s built in the mundane.
Marriage isn’t about highlight reels or hashtag moments. It’s about faithfulness in the early mornings, forgiveness after the hard days, and laying down your pride so you can pick up God’s purpose for your home.
We’ve seen God show up in unexpected ways—in our finances, in our calling, in our conversations late at night when neither of us had the answers. And the crazy part? The more we lean into Jesus, the stronger our love becomes.
Not perfect. But rooted.
Here’s the truth: whether you’re married, single, dating, or waiting—love is never about just feelings. Love is choosing to stay when it’s easier to run. It’s serving when you’re tired. It’s building something that lasts beyond you.
Colossians 3:14 (ESV) says,
"And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony."
That’s the kind of love we’re after—not just romantic love, but Christlike love.
So today, whether you're in a relationship or waiting on God’s timing, remember: love that lasts is love that serves. Stay rooted. Keep showing up. And trust God to build something beautiful—one faithful day at a time.