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Homemaking

Successfully running and managing your home for God’s glory takes skill, effort, and lots of elbow grease. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and burnt-out and like you need just a little extra help. Access all our best articles on homemaking below and start being inspired today to run and manage a Gospel-Centered home!

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We’ve got big news: Baby #5 is…

If you’ve been following along here in our ministry, you know that in July 2015 we had our second set of twin boys. Yup, that’s right. We have two sets of twins…2.5 years apart. If you are keeping track, that means we currently have four kids, three and under! ALL BOYS. In May we received… Read More

Are you looking for a Mentor in your Homemaking? Now I’ve Got You Covered

My mission here on my blog, podcast, and throughout my ministry has been to encourage, equip, and inspire Christian homemakers to live and work for God’s Glory! Throughout the last five years, we’ve provided some excellent resources for you through the blog, podcast, and my free course on finding joy in your home. And throughout… Read More

Hf #44: Developing a Scripture-Based Family Mission Statement

Developing a mission statement for your life, for your family, and for your home can be a powerful tool to help give you clarity and direction. It doesn’t have to be a long or complicated process, with just a few minutes, you can put some real thought and intentionality behind why you do what you… Read More

How to Enjoy What You Have Rather than Desiring What You Don’t Have

By Katie Bennett, Contributing Writer “It’s odd,” I told my husband, as we lazed around the dining room table one night last week. Our older kids (ages 5 and 3) had been dismissed and were off busily playing in other parts of the house. There we sat, gathering our energy for the evening marathon while shaking a few more Cheerios from the box… Read More

Using Your Home as a Ministry Hub (When Leaving the House is Difficult)

By Katie Bennett, Contributing Writer There are so many wonderful opportunities to get involved with ministry, and as Christ-followers, we are called to be about the Kingdom. However, sometimes, for a variety of reasons (in my case, lots of “little people” underfoot with plentiful needs and nap schedules and emotions), it’s just not very practical… Read More

My Top 8 Tips for the Work from Home Woman

By Ashley Roe, Contributing Writer As a work from home woman, you have a unique set of challenges that others who do not work from home may not understand. I’ve been working from home for over three years so I have learned a few lessons along the way. It takes a lot of hard work,… Read More

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