MarriageMAPP

❤️ We have a new episode of our podcast out now!

Listen to the first half of this sermon from looking at the Enduring Love of God.

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Being a husband isn’t always easy—but it is intentional work. HEART WORK for Husbands is a powerful, practical workshop designed to encourage husbands to take a deeper look at their role, their communication, their leadership, and the heart they bring into their marriage.

Come ready for real conversations, honest reflection, practical tools, and encouragement to become the husband your marriage needs.

Because marriage is HeartWork. ❤️

Husbands or soon to be husbands can register by emailing their name, phone number, and email address to [email protected].

Beautiful love story!

In the coming days, we’re going to hear a lot about Dolly Parton’s extraordinary life—her music, her unmistakable personality, her business savvy, her generosity, and the remarkable way she became an American icon.

But in the midst of celebrating all of that, I hope we also remember something quieter: her love story.

Dolly met Carl Dean outside the Wishy Washy Laundromat in Nashville in 1964. She was 18. He was 21. Two years later they married in a tiny ceremony with only Dolly’s mother, the preacher, and his wife present. And they stayed married for nearly 59 years, until Carl died last year.

It was an unusual marriage for someone so famous. Dolly lived much of her life in the spotlight; Carl wanted absolutely nothing to do with it. And somehow, rather than trying to make each other more alike, they made room for those differences.

Dolly once said, “We’re completely opposite, but that’s what makes it fun.” She described Carl as secure in himself, someone who made her laugh and kept her grounded.

After Carl died, Dolly wrote something that seems especially poignant today:

“Like all great love stories, they never end. They live on in memory and song. He will always be the star of my life story.”

Behind one of the biggest personalities the world has ever known was a remarkably private marriage—two very different people who loved each other, gave each other room to be themselves, laughed together, and kept choosing each other for nearly six decades.

Today, as the world remembers Dolly Parton for everything she gave us, we are also remembering the love she and Carl gave each other.

A great career is a legacy. But so is a great love story.

Oops… we missed National Lighthouse Day! 🌊💡

But in honor of your favorite marriage coach, Coach Angela, we had to post it anyway! ❤️ She’s a HUGE lighthouse fan!

And just like a lighthouse, a strong marriage helps us weather the storms, stay anchored, and find our way back to each other. ❤️

Happy Belated National Lighthouse Day!

🎧 We have a new episode of our podcast out this weekend. Listen to the second half of Coach Dwight Mcdowell’s sermon on how to Trust God now!

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🎉 BIG NEWS!
WE’RE OFFICIALLY TRADEMARKED!® 🎉

What started as a vision is now a business, ministry, and movement! ❤️

We’re grateful to God and everyone who has supported MarriageMAPP®.

This is more than a name—it’s our mission to strengthen marriages and change legacies.

We’re just getting started! 🙌🏾❤️

MarriageMAPP® — marriage is heart work, not hard work.

🙏🏾 This is our prayer for you this weekend...

"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."

❓ Have you ever found it hard to ?

🎧 Check out the first half of this sermon from Coach Dwight Mcdowell on our podcast this week and be encouraged to continue growing and trusting God when things look like there is no hope.

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