This post is part of our series: Crafting a Healthy Kitchen! Follow along via email as we share practical tips for creating a healthy, real food kitchen, and pick up a copy of our cookbook, on sale for 31% off! As I shared earlier this week, one of my homemaking struggles has been in consistently crafting a healthy kitchen. While… Read More
One of my biggest struggles as a homemaker, has been crafting healthy meals for my family. My other biggest struggle is consistently cleaning my toilets, but that’s a story for another day. I grew up in a divorced home. My father was a great single Dad, but when we were with him half the time,… Read More
I’m one of those book septic kind of guys. Too many opinions out there, and very little of them filled with any biblical truth. Due to that, I tend to stick to sermons and audio resources from speakers I have come to trust. That being said, there are a couple of books I have enjoyed… Read More
By Erica, Contributing Writer John Maxwell, the well known writer on the subject of leadership, tells in his book, Leadership 101, about the concept of “planned neglect.” It is the idea that we put off or neglect things in our lives in order to put priorities first. His explanation implies that by applying this idea, it will help us… Read More
By Sarah Logan, Contributing Writer Here’s a true conversation that happened a few nights ago: Sam: I love you. Me: I love you too. Sam: Now why would that be? Me: Because you don’t nag me…anymore. Sam: But I used to – how long has it been? Me: Oh, a number of years, I can’t remember…. Read More
By Ashley Roe, Contributing Writer When I got married I only knew how to make a few things from scratch. Those few things mostly consisted of baked goods like cookies. I had a lot to learn but I was also determined to no longer be the girl who barely knew how to boil water. I learned a lot… Read More
In January I shared a fresh call to prayer for all of us in the New Year. Prayer is such a neglected spiritual discipline, both in the lives of individual Christians and churches. Throughout Church history we can see that the times when God’s people faithfully sought Him in prayer, God moved in marvelous ways,… Read More
Being a husband is a high calling, and should be treated as such. It is a wonderful role with many benefits and joys that go along with it. But being a husband also comes with a lot of responsibilities. It takes a character that has been molded by God and is in the process of… Read More
Praying for my husband is something that I am good at sometimes, and terrible at other times. And yet, prayer in marriage is vital. It’s vital for our lives as women, it’s vital for our roles as wives, and it’s vital for the life of our marriages! Prayer as a habit When I worked full… Read More
If you google femininity or something similar, most of what you come across is a jumble of feminist propaganda, goddess earth worship, and how to be a seductive woman. The world has claimed what being feminine means and twisted it into ways that are thoroughly unrecognizable from the Biblical view of femininity. Women as more… Read More
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