A Mom's Meaningful Cultural Work
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.
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.
You and your home have a God-given mission, and it's much bigger than being a place where people eat and sleep.
Being a grandma means delighting in the fruition of your work without interfering or controlling.
You don’t need a co-op or a program to build community. Real friendship grows from shared life, not organized activity. Let it take time.
Rejoicing in our God-given role as women removes acedia and restores purpose. Embrace your mission with wisdom and energy to build culture and glorify God.
Hospitality isn’t about impressing guests—it’s about loving people, starting with those in our homes. True hospitality fosters connection, growth, and generosity.
I read a significant number of books this year. Here are my lists and reflections on my 2024 reading.
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