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The Young Wife’s Guide Blog

5 Marks of a Biblical Husband

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 our Husbands

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

The Beauty of Femininity

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

Encouragement for the Woman Who Has Bitten Off More Than She Can Chew

By Anjanette Barr, Contributing Writer I recently took on a full time job. 40 hours a week on top of homeschooling, writing, working craft shows, and trying to keep my family alive and well fed. That was dumb, right? The particular position that I accepted was one that I could do from home. And it was in an… Read More

Dear homemaker: You can’t do it all. (And that’s okay.)

By Jaimie Ramsey, Contributing Writer Dear homemaker: Whatever shoes you fill, this is for you. The perfect homemaker does not exist. The “perfect homemaker” is a myth. There’s no one who can keep a spotless house, decorated like something from “Better Homes and Gardens,” put gourmet meals on the table three times a day, have… Read More

Learning to Live Debt Free

By Katie, Contributing Writer Debt is a way of life nowadays. Student loans, car loans, mortgages. Everyone has debt right? That’s what I always thought. Until now. A few years ago my husband and I went through Jim Sammon’s Financial Freedom Seminar. While we don’t agree with absolutely everything presented in the seminar, we were… Read More

You Don’t Have to Celebrate Valentine’s Day

By Rachel O’Neill, Contributing Writer I have a confession to make: my husband and I don’t “do” Valentine’s Day. While we love each other and have nothing against romance, the pink and red, hearts-a-plenty, consumer-driven holiday just isn’t our thing. Many of our friends make a point of celebrating it, and that’s fine with us. As… Read More

New Year Marriage Resolutions

By Naomi, Contributing Writer It’s at this time of the year that people want to start fresh. They make resolutions for a better health, to do a better job of fulfilling bucket lists or to be a better person altogether. It’s time to turn over a new leaf and be more productive. I believe this can… Read More

New Year, New You: Learning to Trust in God

By Katie, Contributing Writer It’s quite a blessing to begin a new year, don’t you think? New chances, new experiences, new possibilities. It’s almost like a fresh start. As I began thinking about the coming year, it got me thinking about what has happened since this time last year. Bear with me; a little nostalgia is… Read More

New Year’s Goals For Your Marriage

By Michael & Marlene Griffith, Contributing Writers Most of us start the New Year with a huge list of goals to tackle in the New Year. Usually, they are based on ideas of things you would like to do differently this year, comparatively to last year. Some of the most popular  New Year resolutions are getting into shape,… Read More

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