Last night I shared a video about surprising my husband with his dream truck, and I said something that stood out to many of you. I said that I am a steward over my husband. Some of you loved that mindset, and others asked what I meant by it, so I want to clarify my heart. When I say I am a steward over my husband, I am not speaking about ownership, control, or domination. I’m speaking about responsibility, care, prayer, and faithfulness before God. I believe God entrusted me with his life, to nurture him, love him, encourage him, pray for him, and support the man God is shaping him to be according to His purpose. I see my husband as my assignment, not in a burden sense, but in a sacred sense. He has been entrusted into my care. My role as his wife is to pour into him as he becomes the man, the father, and the man of God God created him to be. That does not mean I lead him as a shepherd, God alone does that. But I am called to support, cover, cultivate, and pray over what God is already doing in his life. Stewardship is not dominance. Stewardship is faithfulness. And I believe this works both ways. I believe my husband is also a steward over my life. He has been entrusted with nurturing me, encouraging me, praying for me, loving me, and helping guide me into the woman God has ordained me to be. We are each other’s assignment. There have been moments where I was tired. Moments where my flesh wanted to give up. But I don’t view marriage as something sustained by feelings alone. I view it as an assignment from God. Marriage, to me, is like building a house. The foundation gets laid, the framing goes up, and then the hard parts come. Delays. Roadblocks. Frustration. But frustration doesn’t mean you abandon the build. You keep going. You finish the work. You protect what you’ve already invested in. I’m building something here. I am fully invested. I have equity in this marriage. Stewardship means staying the course. Stewardship means protecting what God entrusted to you. Stewardship means finishing the work, not perfectly, but faithfully. marriage marriedlife couplegoals couplestiktok