My Meal Planning Strategy for This Summer

This summer is going to be a busy one. My twin toddlers are old enough that this is going to be a fun summer with them! I want to spend quality time with my family this summer so that’s why I’m taking it easy when it comes to meal planning. Here’s how I’m doing it:… Read More

Dear {Working} Wife, You Cannot Do It All!

By Rachel O’Neill, Contributing Writer My first big shock as a newlywed came when I realized that I just couldn’t do it all. By “all,” I don’t mean anything too crazy- just working 40-50 hours per week outside of the home, planning and preparing meals, grocery shopping, keeping up with laundry, and maintaining a clean and… Read More

Starting Your Seeds: Gardening 101

This post is part of our Gardening 101 series: Everything you need to know to grow vegetables in small spaces. You can see the rest of the posts in the series HERE. Planting seeds can be so much fun. It’s cheaper than buying baby plants and you have the fun of growing these plants from little seeds. It can… Read More

5 Marks of a Biblical Wife

If you are a wife, then God has called you to a wonderful position. But at times, being a wife can be difficult and sometimes even overwhelming.  The struggles of life choke out our desire and occasionally even our ability to live out our Godly calling as wives. We look to the world to see how to… Read More

For the days when you feel like a failure…

As a woman – a wife – a homemaker – a mother – I’ve often felt like a failure. There are the days that we actually make it to Church on time (disheveled hair and mismatching socks) only to sit behind that adorable young family with the girls in matching dresses and bows and the… Read More

Managing Your Home…for God’s Glory

As a homemaker and follower of Christ, we are called to look after and manage our household. The house is our domain and we are put in charge of creating a God glorifying atmosphere. The excellent wife of Proverbs 31 managers her home: “She looks well to the ways of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness.”… Read More

Setting the Atmosphere in the Home…for God’s Glory

This post is part of a series on what it means to be a homemaker that brings glory to God in her homemaking. You can read the full series HERE. The first thing I can do as a Homemaker who wishes to bring glory and honor to God is to set the atmosphere in the home. As… Read More

My 10 Favorite Kitchen Tools (for Healthier Homemaking)

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 a soon to be wife and homemaker in training, I was overwhelmed as I sat in the kitchen section… Read More

Resources and Tips to Help you Expand Your Recipe Repertoire

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

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