Top Favorite Messages

Fifteen years of marriage hasn't made me take you for granted, it's only made me more sure I chose right.

Twenty years of marriage hasn't made me take you for granted, it's only made me more sure I chose right.

Happy 25th anniversary. I'm grateful for twenty-five years spent leaning on faith together, especially in the harder seasons.

Happy 30th anniversary. I'm grateful for thirty years spent leaning on faith together, especially in the harder seasons.

Happy 40th anniversary. I'm grateful for forty years spent leaning on faith together, especially in the harder seasons.

It's incredible to think that everything our family has become started with the two of you, fifty years ago.

It's incredible to think that everything our family has become started with the two of you, sixty years ago.

I love that we can spend a whole evening doing nothing and it still feels like my favorite way to spend time.

I'm grateful for a wife who prays with me instead of just for me, through whatever we're facing.

You've been generous with your patience in ways I probably don't notice often enough, and I'm grateful for every bit of it.

You two have raised kids, survived family road trips, and still choose to sit next to each other on purpose. Happy anniversary.

Congrats on another year together. You two are a great team.

Some of my favorite memories aren't big moments at all, just quiet evenings with you that felt like exactly where I was supposed to be.

You've carried more weight than you let on over the years, and I notice it more than you probably think I do.

Here's to the life you've built together, one day at a time.

Congratulations on another year. As your son, I've always looked up to how you two handle things, even the messy stuff.

You've carried more than your share of hard days without ever asking for credit. I see it, and I don't take it lightly.

You two are proof that good things happen to good people.

Congratulations on another year. As your grandson, I've always looked up to how you two handle things, even the tough stretches.

We've officially spent a year discovering each other's weird morning habits, and somehow I still want to keep you around.

Thank you for the patience you've shown as we figured out how to actually live together, not just love each other.

A decade of marriage taught me that real love looks less like grand gestures and more like showing up, again and again.

Fifteen years of marriage taught me that real love looks less like grand gestures and more like consistently showing up, year after year.

Two decades of marriage taught me that lasting love has less to do with grand gestures and everything to do with staying.