Annual planning is not perfectionism but stewardship. Learn how Christian moms can plan faithfully with reflection, vocation, and cheerful community.
The speed of life isn’t the point. Working in the place God has put us and living in His grace and kindness that makes the impossible doable without stress, fast or slow, is the point.
It might look dull and repetitive, but we must allow Scripture to open our eyes to see the meaning and purpose of a mom hidden in her home with her children.
Anyone who talks about “just” having babies or “just” cooking meals has no clue about what either of those activities actually is and means.
Are you looking for homeschool mentors? Why do homeschooling moms with teens stop giving curriculum advice? Why are they only annoying and not helpful?
You and your home have a God-given mission, and it's much bigger than being a place where people eat and sleep.
Being an organized homemaker is not about achieving a particular visual effect, but about bringing about flourishing of many persons. Your home is not your trophy.
Watch the metaphors you use about your life and what they reveal about your goals.
Laziness is a common sin and very possible at home.
Being a grandma means delighting in the fruition of your work without interfering or controlling.
Hospitality takes practice, and you don't have to wait until you feel ready. These 3 steps provide the "good enough" you need to extend hospitality to guests.
Ditch the overwhelm. Learn how to manage your home in 5–20 minute increments with cheerful consistency and a mindset shift from perfectionism
