Marriage in the Middle

In the final episode, we dive into open doors, what they are and how they impacts you. Ricardo shares his journey of accepting the realities of spiritual warfare on mental health.

In this episode, Ricardo shares how the police were involved and how he started doubting his faith but found trust in God through it. Despite thinking our marriage was over at this point, as Ricardo did not believe it was a demonic situation and was focused on getting medication for Tiffany and Tiffany could not fully trust him and declined the need for medical intervention, they found Freedom in Christ Ministries, which changed everything. Two years ago we were at our lowest point in marriage and life, as we experienced the realities of spiritual warfare and mental health. In a multi part series we share our story of our experience and how we were able to come out the other side.

Speaking in tongues. Casting out demons. In this episode we share how ill equipped we both were to navigate such an event. Had someone shared this experience with us, we would not have believed it. If that is you, you'll fit right in. How do you navigate something that you never thought could happen?

Navigating spiritual warfare + mental health is nothing short of hard and an act of God. We agree to disagree on how certain events transpired. As with any event, especially ones that involve hard things, everyone has a different memory and perspective. This episode highlights the messiness of just that. Two years ago we were at our lowest point in marriage and life, as we experienced the realities of spiritual warfare and mental health. In a multi part series we will share our story of our experience and how we were able to come out the other side.

Two years ago we were at our lowest point in marriage and life, as we experienced the realities of spiritual warfare and mental health. In a multi part series we will share our story of our experience and how we were able to come out the other side. In this episode we dive into the hospital experience, antipsychotic medications and the power of prayer.