Where new homemakers come to grow
Starting a new relationship (a non-romantic relationship) is quite hard today, and is often a difficulty in our lives whether we believe it or not. There are many factors that go into starting a new relationship: Finding someone who you want to actually have a relationship with (when the world seems full of nasty people)Finding someone to have a relationship with when it's hard to meet people at allHaving the courage to start a ... read more
We buzz through each day so busy that as soon as it begins, it seems to end. Trying to find time with the Lord each day seems near impossible. The world cares about your output of work, not about your quiet time with the Lord. So how can we make time for Him under all the pressures of the world? For me, trying to find time to spend time with the Lord between two jobs, and one adoption seems impossible. I wake and head straight to work, get ... read more
As leaders of our homes, our husbands can often feel the pressure of the world weighing heavily on his shoulders. He deals with the sins of the world everyday as he goes to work. He is susceptible to depression and anxiety just like anyone else; worried about his wife and children. And he can often be weary from everything going on. That's why it's important as Christian wives, to make plenty of time each day to pray for our husbands. Here ... read more
In our busy lives, finding opportunities to serve others can seem like such a, well burden, sometimes. If I'm being honest, serving others is not always meant to be easy. But, that doesn't mean there are no easy ways to serve others that we can do. First off, it's important to recognize what resources you have at your disposal and what kind of time you have. Also, where does your heart lie? That can often help you in choosing how to ... read more
While there is a large population of stay-at-home homemakers, wives, and mothers; one population we fail to recognize are the working women whose hearts are at home. The women, who have to work two or three jobs, whose children have to attend public school. The women who don't have the white picket fence or the loving husband. Are you one of those women? Because I am. In 2014, when I started this blog, I had just left college and was engaged ... read more