Celebrate the End of Roe
Roe v Wade is overturned but the battle is spiritual. True change comes through the gospel. Pray for revival and trust God to transform hearts and culture.
Mystie, homeschooling mom of 5, shares the life lessons she's learned and the grace she's received from Christ. She is author of Simplified Organization: Learn to Love What Must Be Done
Roe v Wade is overturned but the battle is spiritual. True change comes through the gospel. Pray for revival and trust God to transform hearts and culture.
Instead of chasing the perfect laundry routine, embrace flexibility and purpose. Laundry is about caring for people, not just finishing a task.
Contentment is not settling for less but trusting God's plan. Instead of comparing we find peace by embracing where He has placed us for His glory.
Success as a homemaker is not about perfection but about faithfulness. Fruitfulness grows over time through patience and perseverance in the daily work God gives us.
Your mindset shapes your attitude and choices. Align your thinking with truth and shift your perspective toward service, discipline, and steady progress to thrive in your calling.
Refresh your home with a custom spring cleaning plan that fits your real life. Tackle the kitchen, public spaces, and deep cleaning tasks with a practical approach that builds momentum.
Encourage your preteens and teens to develop their own faith with meaningful books that guide them in spiritual growth. These Christian living books help them take ownership of their convictions.
We are building a custom home on 3 acres just outside Moscow, Idaho. We are acting as our own general contractor, Matt is doing much of the work himself evenings
Small, consistent efforts create lasting change. When we focus on steady progress rather than perfection, we establish a new normal that becomes second nature. Resetting and refreshing our routines helps us maintain what we’ve built and move forward with less stress.
We all know the feeling of getting to the end of the day and wondering where our time went. What did we do? What happened? We think that the right
I have no regrets about leaving social media, but I also enjoy sharing little finds or triumphs that don’t warrant a full blog post. Hence, this blog post, updated
A time budget is better than a schedule, allowing you to address overambitious plans and perfectionist thinking.