Living an Uncomfortable Life - Is It Worth It?

Paglalarawan

Join James and Kaylee on "Delight in the Journey" as they share their inspiring story of parenthood, adoption, and marriage. With 12 years of marriage and 3 international adoptions, this couple offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to navigate life's challenges with faith and resilience. In this podcast series, you'll discover how they maintain a strong marriage, cultivate extreme faith in uncertain times, and strengthen family bonds. You'll also hear about the joys and struggles of adoption and building a family, including navigating extreme parenting challenges like supporting a deaf daughter who's faced language deprivation. As an out-of-the-box family, they're willing to say yes to whatever YHWH calls them to do, embracing a life that's far from normal. Tune in for heartfelt conversations, real-life examples, and inspiring advice that will encourage and motivate you to delight in your own journey. 🩵 MEET OUR FAMILY: We make videos that inspire joy! Our family dynamic is unique because three of our children are adopted from Africa, and two of our children are biological. We are passionate about adventure, adoption, freebirth, living outside the box 📦 and keeping YHWH’s commandments. We are currently living in Nigeria while we complete the adoption and immigration process for Oluwatoyin. 💛💜 👩‍❤️‍👨 James & Kaylee: Madly in love for the past 13 years🩷 Always looking for the next adventure God is calling us on next! 👩🏾‍🦱 Emmanuella (Wella): The first child to join our family! We adopted her from from Ghana in 2016 when she was 2 years old. She is very responsible, soft spoken, and always ready with a word of encouragement. She is currently 10 years old. 👩🏼Harriette: Our first biological child with a first born vivacious attitude! She was born in 2019 and has kept us on our toes ever since!😅 She was using the potty chair at 5 days old and using sign language by 8 months old. She is currently 5 years old. 👧🏾 Eden: Adopted from Nigeria in 2021. She was language deprived because of being profou