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Yesterday, I stood on my front porch as I waved goodbye to my mother. The wind was blowing, the temperature dropping, and I was barefoot without a coat. When I hurried inside, I was greeted with a serene peace—the house was clean, a candle lit, and the tone warm and inviting. It surprised me. Cozy doesn’t have to cost anything—it can come from simple touches, a little organization, and intention.Oftentimes, while we can have the best of ... read more
“Let all things be done decently and in order.” (1 Corinthians 14:40)Evenings are a quiet opportunity to bring a touch of order into our homes, not perfection, just enough peace to greet the morning with joy. That’s why I love keeping a short evening reset in my fall routine. In just fifteen minutes, you can create a calm start for the next day, and it doesn’t require a spotless home or a huge time investment. Why a Gentle Evening Routine Changes ... read more
The end of summer often feels like a race to finish everything, from vacations to school prep. But when those warm days start to give way to crisp autumn air, it’s a gentle reminder: every season offers a fresh start. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the “to-dos,” take heart, you have the power to reset your pace and your homemaking.What Grace in Homemaking Really MeansOne of the big things with being able to slow down and reset your ... read more
You walk through your home (which you've cleaned three times today), and somehow there's still mail piled on the table, your husband's hat and coffee mug are on the counter... again... the dishes are piled in the sink, and you're still tripping over toys. You're overwhelmed, exhausted, and you just crave that feeling of a clean house with a candle lit. But how do you get there amidst the mess?Having true peace isn't about a spotless house ... read more
Ministry, especially when you are busy and always on the go, can be really tough. Not only are you struggling to manage your household, and maybe a job as well, but you're also expected to be able to keep up with the needs and expectations of the church. After talking about getting materialism out of our lives on Monday, I wanted to show you how you can use your clutter for ministry.Sort it OutFirst off, sort through your clutter (or your donate ... read more