You didn't expect this.
You love each other. But somewhere along the way, money became the thing you fight about most.
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Truth is, it's not really about the credit card bill. Or the impulse purchase. Or who makes more.
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It's the feelings underneath:
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Like you're not being heard.
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Like you'll never get on the same page.
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Like no matter how many times you talk about it, nothing changes.
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Like you lie awake wondering if you even married the right person.
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Like you took vows before God, but this isn't at all what you had in mind.
It doesn't have to stay this way.
Certified Master Financial Coach
Prepare-Enrich Certified
U.S. Air Force Colonel, retired
Most helpers can only meet you halfway
Faith
Your pastor cares about your marriage. But he's not building your budget with you.
A counselor can help you communicate. But they're not addressing your financial reality.
Marriage
A financial advisor can grow your wealth. But they're not touching the conflict underneath.
Money
That's exactly where I work. Faith, Marriage, and Money -- all three, at the same time.
How we work together
Understand
Build
Flourish
Jessica
"He taught me how to intentionally save, how to grow what I have instead of constantly feeling behind, and how to manage finances in a way that creates peace instead of pressure."
Oscar
"His financial guidance never felt one-dimensional — he thoughtfully considered every aspect of my family’s needs and values."
Real clients. Real results.
This is what's possible.
Couples who do this work tell me the same things:
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Money arguments stop.
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Anxiety lifts.
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Sleep is actually restful.
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They finally feel heard by their spouse.
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They stop dreading money conversations.
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They make financial decisions together -- without the blowups.
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They have a future they both believe in.
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They feel like a real team for the first time.
You can have that, too.
Meet Your Coach
I'm John Paschall, founder of Purpose & Plenty. I've been married for over twenty years, and I know firsthand what it looks like when two people build a financial life together rooted in faith, generosity, and shared vision.
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I also know what's at stake when couples can't get there. Divorce in our society is too common, even among Christians, and it's definitely not what God wants.
Most couples just need someone to help them navigate money together. That's exactly what I'm called to do.