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3 contributions to The Kingdom Relationship Room
To share or not to share? That is the question of today...
Finances come up in the counselling sessions often! There have been individuals hiding debt (if you've seen blue therapy... Then you know) There have been couples with separate bank accounts Couples with joint bank accounts Couples with no idea how much their partner makes Couples who have weekly financial meetings to reach their goals Money can bring up shame, excitement, concern, judgement and hurt. Some people are spenders and others are savers, and when this happens in a relationship this can be challenging too. So my question today is, what are your thoughts on couples and finances? Should there be transparency in a couples finances? Let me know your thoughts below.
To share or not to share? That is the question of today...
3 likes • May 27
My opinion: There should 100% be transparency in a couples finances. If something needs to be hidden, I feel like that shows there are deeper issues like lack of trust, security or even commitment. If you want to have multiple accounts, that's one thing, but a joint account for house/family and full disclosure of the other accounts. Also, regular budget meetings to discuss finances, purchases, spending, etc. My husband takes care of our finances, I have a separate account for my personal business endeavors, as does he, but we have access to all accounts and have discussions before large purchases or financial decisions. The only time we hide is when its birthday/Christmas time and we want to keep a surprise. I know not everyone has that or even agrees, but that's what has worked for us.
2 likes • May 29
@Kashina Smith we did discuss finances before we got married. We agreed to have joint accounts as well as separate ones for our own reasons but still full disclosure. It wasn't until after we were married and found Financial Peace that we got more serious about paying off debt, having monthly budget meetings, and changing our money habits. In hindsight I think there are definitely pros and cons to that program, but ultimately it has been a blessing for us. Either way, lay it all out, have the discussions, be transparent, and work toward a common goal- oneness.
Missing the mark
Lately, something keeps coming up in my conversations with couples and I felt it was worth sharing here. Couples are often arguing about a word or topic, but each person has a completely different understanding of what that word actually means. Take "respect" for example. To one person, respect means being spoken to in a certain way. To the other, it means being honoured and appreciated for what they do. Same word. Totally different meaning. When we are not clear on what our partner actually means, miscommunication creeps in and before you know it, you are both arguing about completely different things without even realising it. This is why I teach my couples the 3 C's framework. ✅ Check ✅ Connect ✅ Clarify The Check alone can stop so many arguments from escalating. It sounds like this: "When you say _____, I heard _____. Is that what you meant?" Simple. But powerful. It gives your partner the chance to say yes or explain it differently. Either way, you now have a clearer picture of what they actually mean. Which means you can finally have the conversation you were both trying to have. I have added the 3 C's framework document I use with my couples to the tools and resources section. Feel free to grab it and start using it in your conversations. And I would love to know, do you find there are times you misunderstand your partner? Drop it in the comments. 👇🏾
3 likes • May 21
This is so good! We did a study a few years ago called Love and Respect. In it he talks about blue ears and microphones vs pink ears and microphones... basically the same thing as far as what one partner says vs what the other partner hears. Sometimes when I feel like I'm hearing something from my husband that sounds a little "off", I'll say... "so, what my pink ears heard your blue microphone say was.... Is that correct?" This usually makes us chuckle and then restate what was trying to be communicated so we're on the same page.
Welcome to the Kingdom Relationship Room 🙏🏾
You are not here because your relationship is falling apart. You are here because you refuse to coast. This is the space where Christian couples do the real work together. 💖Step 1: Start in the Classroom. You can find the Intimacy Bundle in the classroom, or use this link. https://www.skool.com/the-kingdom-relationship-room/classroom/6100406c That is your home base. Inside, you will find faith-rooted tools, psychology-backed resources, and practical challenges built around communication, conflict, intimacy, and parenting. Start there. Work through it at your own pace. Want something else in there? Let me know, this space is yours! 💖 Step 2: Introduce yourself Drop a comment below. Tell us your name, and one thing you are hoping to build in your relationship this year. Glad you are here. Now, let us get to work.
3 likes • Apr 27
Hello! I've been married almost 15 years, together for 16. My husband and I are in marriage ministry as well. This year we are going through a lot of shifts and I'm excited to see where God is taking us 🙌🏾 We are trying to be more intentional in a few areas- building comminuty, cultivating our skills in speaking and finance, and being intentional about our rhythm of sabbath. Glad to be here!
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Lyric Lewis
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Hello! I'm Lyric. A wife and a homeschool mom to three boys. I love connecting with people and being creative

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