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The Young Wife’s Guide Blog

Hospitality Through the Bible: Old Testament

This post is part of my series on The Joy of Hospitality: Practicing the Biblical art of serving others! You can follow along and read all posts in the series HERE. Hospitality is a very foreign concept in our modern North American society. We are exchanging deep conversations for 140 character tweets. Conversations are becoming… Read More

5 Ways A Parent Can Exemplify Christ-Like Behavior

By Michael & Marlene Griffith, Contributing Writers Parenting is not an easy task. It is a part of life that can take you through a roller coaster of emotions. There is excitement for this glorious blessing that only the Lord could provide. There is hope for what this child will be like, and dreams of what kind of… Read More

Getting Real in My Kitchen

This year I have several goals when it comes to my homemaking. I don’t ever want to be stagnant in my quest towards becoming a better homemaking, wife and mother who brings glory to God. My main focus right now is in the kitchen. This year I’m getting REAL in my kitchen…and converting to a whole… Read More

Being an Industrious Proverbs 31 Woman {working from home}

We can learn so many valuable lessons from the Proverbs 31 woman. She is the picture of the domestic wife working hard at home and taking care of her husband, children, and home. She is shown as a non-lazy woman who works with willing hands, she brings healthy and nutritious food for her household from… Read More

6 Ways to Help Your Spouse Grow in the Lord

As loving spouses we should want to see our other half grow in the Lord. We should rejoice when they draw closer to God and as their partner in this life we can help – or hinder- their spiritual growth. While it is the husband’s role to lead and guide his family, especially when it… Read More

Help for the Overwhelmed Homemaker

Being a homemaker is a tough job. We daily wear 50 different hats and must work really hard to glorify God in our homemaking.  “Homemaking is not employment for slothful, unimaginative, incapable women. It has as much challenge and opportunity  success and failure, growth and expansion, perks and incentives, as any corporate career.” ~ The Christian… Read More

The Primacy of Marriage {Part 1}

By Jean-Paul & Suzanne Balmet, Contributing Writers When we first get married, we only have eyes for one another. Hours get lost when we stare into each others eyes and we are always thinking of how we can serve our spouse…But then weeks, months, & years slip by and we no longer think of our… Read More

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