By Erica, Contributing Writer Christmas can put joy in your heart or stress in your chest. If you’re a good Christian then you really do love the true meaning of Christmas – the gift of Christ that we certainly never deserved. The miracles of Him coming to earth, the fulfillment of foretold scriptures. You love the… Read More
By Ashley Roe, Contributing Writer Rushing from one store to the next frantically trying to buy all your Christmas gifts while realizing that you still have to plan a dinner party for next week and figure out how you are going to find time to get the kids all dressed for Christmas pictures tonight. Does this… Read More
This week I featured dozens of my hand-picked favorite Christmas presents for Homemaker’s in my 2013 edition of the Homemaker’s Christmas Guide. In it, I featured one of my favorite home decor stores, Carpentree Wall Decor & Gifts and I wanted to share more about why I love them {and to offer you the chance… Read More
As a homemaker, now is the time to be planning. This year is wrapping up and the new year is just around the corner, are you ready? A large part of being a homemaker is knowing how to manage your time. Towards the end of the year we are all so busy with shopping, parties,… Read More
I really love hunting for the perfect Christmas presents. I spend time thinking about each of my family and friends and what will really make their faces light up when they open the gift. My love language is gifts, I love giving people gifts of my time, energy, love, and fun presents that are exactly… Read More
By Jolene Engle, Contributing Writer I might as well just leave the following space blank seeing how I haven’t mastered this pursuit! 🙂 Take any woman who wears the hat of a wife and mother (or grandmother) and then add Christmas to the mix and, well, the last thing you’ll probably get is a woman with a… Read More
By Heather, Contributing Writer Last month, I told you about the first five reasons why I am a homemaker. I explained that I believe most women do not choose to be homemakers anymore because they have never been taught the significance of the job! Homemaking, however, is in fact is one of the most significant jobs… Read More
“Older women likewise are to be reverent in behavior, not slanderers or slaves to much wine. They are to teach what is good, and so train the young women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled, pure, working at home, kind, and submissive to their own husbands, that the word of God may… Read More
By Michael Griffith, Contributing Writer When we think of mentorship, what usually comes to mind is the formal and frequent meetings with someone who can guide you through life, or a season of life… Ideally that someone is honest with you, a role model, committed to you, and a good teacher. Someone you look up to and… Read More
By Beth Branstetter, Contributing Writer I am the Queen of Excuses. “I don’t have enough time.” “I’m not a morning person.” “I need to go workout instead.” “I have to cook supper.” Or clean the house…or take a nap…etc, etc. etc. There is always something to keep me busy and to use as an excuse… Read More
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