Humble Wife

Sarah Sand

My Story Early in my marriage, I struggled to be a humble wife. I was listening more to the world than to God, rebelling, and creating more tension than peace in our home. Hi, I’m Sarah Sand. I am a wife and a mother and I take care of our home. Also, I work part-time as a mental health therapist in Saskatchewan, Canada. I primarily work with women, helping them process their past and become better wives and mothers. My hope in sharing my story is simple: that someone else can move through their challenges a little quicker than I did, and maybe avoid some of the pitfalls along the way. When Things Began to Shift There was a specific moment of initial change. One evening in the middle of fear, overwhelm, and trying to control everything, I finally cried out to God for help. That was six years ago, and it marked the beginning of a real turning point in my life and marriage. Since then, I’ve been on a journey of learning what it means to be a better wife as God intended me to be. What This Podcast Is About Humble Wife is a Christ-centred podcast for women who want to grow in their marriages and experience the joy that can come from doing things God’s way. In each episode, we explore what Scripture says about a wife’s role—learning to respect, support, and honour your husband, and how that secure heart posture can bring more peace into your home. I also share practical, everyday ways to grow which may be helpful in the moments when marriage feels hard or when culture seems to be pulling you in a completely different direction. This isn’t about perfection; it’s about real, sustainable ever evolving change in the right direction. An Invitation Join me on this podcast. I am going to share what I have learned and am learning, my ups and downs along the journey, and some meaningful spiritual insights. So, if there is something inside you right now thinking, “Things could be better in my marriage,” this podcast may be for you. If you are listening and thinking, “I could be a better wife,” this podcast may be for you. If you are sitting there thinking, “I just want to do what is right,” then we have a lot to talk about—and this podcast is definitely for you. We won't move quickly, we’ll take it one step at a time. Check out the articles here: Check out podcasts episodes in article form and Thy Kingdom Counselling counsellors in the link provided. https://thykingdomcounselling.ca

  1. Episode 2

    Be Sober-Minded: A Closer Look At Titus 2

    What does it mean to “be sober” beyond abstaining from alcohol? Continuing our study of Titus 2, we explore sober-mindedness through a practical account of battling fear, distraction, and lies. Discover how prayer, Scripture, and praise can help us turn our attention back to God’s truth, lean on His strength in our weakness, and walk in His love and peace. Titus 2:4–5 — Teachings for young women, including being sober.1 Peter 1:13 — Prepare your mind for action, remain alert, and set your hope on Christ.1 Peter 5:8 — Be alert and sober-minded.2 Timothy 1:7 — God has given us a spirit of power, love, and a sound mind.2 Corinthians 12:9 — God’s grace is sufficient; His strength is made perfect in weakness.Galatians 5:22–23 — The fruit of the Spirit.Hebrews 4:12 — God’s Word discerns the thoughts and intentions of the heart.1 Thessalonians 5:8 — Be sober, putting on faith and love, and the hope of salvation.John 1:29 — Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.Ephesians 5:19 — Psalms, hymns, spiritual songs, and making melody to the Lord.1 Peter 5:10 — God restores, strengthens, and establishes us after suffering.2 Corinthians 4:17 — Momentary affliction and an eternal weight of glory.Romans 12:2 — Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.2 Chronicles 20:15 — The battle is not yours, but God’s.1 Peter 5:9 — Resist the enemy, knowing fellow believers experience the same sufferings.2 Timothy 4:3–5 — Endure sound teaching, remain watchful, and fulfil your ministry.

    Be Sober-Minded: A Closer Look At Titus 2

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My Story Early in my marriage, I struggled to be a humble wife. I was listening more to the world than to God, rebelling, and creating more tension than peace in our home. Hi, I’m Sarah Sand. I am a wife and a mother and I take care of our home. Also, I work part-time as a mental health therapist in Saskatchewan, Canada. I primarily work with women, helping them process their past and become better wives and mothers. My hope in sharing my story is simple: that someone else can move through their challenges a little quicker than I did, and maybe avoid some of the pitfalls along the way. When Things Began to Shift There was a specific moment of initial change. One evening in the middle of fear, overwhelm, and trying to control everything, I finally cried out to God for help. That was six years ago, and it marked the beginning of a real turning point in my life and marriage. Since then, I’ve been on a journey of learning what it means to be a better wife as God intended me to be. What This Podcast Is About Humble Wife is a Christ-centred podcast for women who want to grow in their marriages and experience the joy that can come from doing things God’s way. In each episode, we explore what Scripture says about a wife’s role—learning to respect, support, and honour your husband, and how that secure heart posture can bring more peace into your home. I also share practical, everyday ways to grow which may be helpful in the moments when marriage feels hard or when culture seems to be pulling you in a completely different direction. This isn’t about perfection; it’s about real, sustainable ever evolving change in the right direction. An Invitation Join me on this podcast. I am going to share what I have learned and am learning, my ups and downs along the journey, and some meaningful spiritual insights. So, if there is something inside you right now thinking, “Things could be better in my marriage,” this podcast may be for you. If you are listening and thinking, “I could be a better wife,” this podcast may be for you. If you are sitting there thinking, “I just want to do what is right,” then we have a lot to talk about—and this podcast is definitely for you. We won't move quickly, we’ll take it one step at a time. Check out the articles here: Check out podcasts episodes in article form and Thy Kingdom Counselling counsellors in the link provided. https://thykingdomcounselling.ca