Obedience

“Parenting is hard”.  My friend announced their family motto.  I agree with her 100%. There’s the delicate balance between “training them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord” and all that entails, and the work that only the Lord can do in a heart. We require obedience, but obedience must ultimately be from a [...]

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Have you ever been perplexed about your friendships with boys? Have you ever wondered how to handle a crush or unrequited love as you try to wait for God’s best? Should guys and girls even be friends? As girls desiring to become godly women, we want our interaction with young men to be God-honoring and [...]

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Raising the women who will shape the next generation is an important task. Just teaching all the practical aspects of homemaking can be overwhelming as we seek to equip our daughters to be managers of their homes and that’s the ‘easy’ part. Here is one practical tip that I’ve implemented that has made training our [...]

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Some days are just like that. As mommies we know full well what it is like to have a grouchy day, so we manage to find mercy for our daughters when they are having the same kind of day.  But, what do we do when our daughters seem to be having “that day” repeatedly? While [...]

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  Are you looking for encouragement? Maybe some guidance? I am happy to announce a “New Titus 2 Mentoring Series” that starts  this morning! Here are the contributors and their topics: Jasmine @ Far Above Rubies–Keeper at Home Heather @ Raising Mighty Arrows–Being Discreet June @ A Wise Woman Builds Her Home–Sober-Minded Women Hannah @ [...]

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  I have major issues with weeds. Not only are they unsightly, but I go through all this work to make my garden look like a Monet painting  and the weeds  have the audacity to plop themselves amongst the pansy’s like they were invited! I didn’t look through my seed catalog and say to my [...]

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As we walked from our car to the pool, our first time visiting this summer, she was walking out. Young, fresh, beautiful, perky and scantily clad. Her suit was so revealing that my young son, just five, couldn’t take his eyes off of her. He had never seen something like this before and in his [...]

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Many of you are young mothers who one day hope to see your daughters joyfully living the life of a homemaker, even in your own home before they marry. But some of you may be apprehensively wondering, “What will that look like?” Having a visual of what your daughter could one day be doing takes [...]

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