What if we could become experts at seeing joy in the mundane?Think about it. We’d likely learn to see the silver lining in the clouds. We’d identify blessings even in hard seasons. We’d view life through the possibilities rather than through the liabilities.I started thinking about this after I read Brooke and Todd Tilghman’s book, Every Little Win. Todd Tilghman was the winner of Season 18 of “The Voice.” He has the distinction of being known as the oldest winner in the history of “The Voice” at the age of 42. Before that he was the pastor of Cornerstone Church in Meridian, Mississippi.Todd and Brooke are the parents of 8 children and have experienced a lot in their marriage and ministry. They share about this in their book as they focus not so much on Todd winning “The Voice,” but rather on the wins we all can experience in the mundane, everyday parts of life. I’m thrilled to be able to share this conversation with you as we talk through challenges in marriage, advice for walking through difficult seasons of life, navigating the very real struggles with mental health, keeping their marriage a priority as parents, finding joy through real freedom, and more.I’m so grateful for this episode, and I hope it’s a big encouragement for you this week!Show Notes: https://jillsavage.org/todd-brooke-tilghman-60/