
What Nobody Tells You About Getting Married In Your 30s
About this episode
What if the friction in your relationship is actually where God’s favor is hiding?
In this episode, Whitney “Just Whitty” Moss and her husband DeAngelo share how their differences—creativity and logic, platform and quiet strength—became the very catalyst for purpose and blessing in their marriage. From redefining biblical submission to guarding purity in engagement, their story reveals how small, faithful choices prepare you for a love that multiplies your calling.
Don't miss this fresh perspective on love, purpose, and God’s perfect timing—watch now!
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