Contentment isn't resignation — it's a theologically grounded confidence that what God has provided is enough. One woman's honest journey from discontentment to discovering that limits are a gift.
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Two Essential Ingredients for Home
What makes a home truly welcoming has nothing to do with square footage. From Eden to the incarnation, God's vision for home has always been about presence, not appearance.
New Series: More Than Square Footage
What makes a home truly beautiful has nothing to do with square footage. This series is my personal exploration of what is most important to a home.
Investing at Home: Loving Those Closest to You
A reflection on motherhood, marriage, and hidden faithfulness—learning to prioritize loving our spouse and children intentionally, trusting God with lasting fruit at home.
A Primer on Filling Your Home With Wisdom and Beauty
Every home can be beautiful when it is focused on honoring God and loving others. Questions to think about as you frame your home’s routines and fill it with the things that reflect your values.
The Curriculum of Home
Home is so much more than the dwelling we live in. It is a place of ministry to those who live here as well as those who visit. As older women, may we faithfully teach the good work of homemaking with an eternal vision in mind.
Prayer and Practice: Putting Scripture to Work
After studying Titus 2:3-5 myself, some thoughts on how applying it would look in my season of transition.
Cross-References and Cross-Checking (Commentaries)
Our last interpretive skills: checking cross-references and commentaries.
Interpreting Words: How to Use a Bible Dictionary to Guide Your Understanding
Words are the building blocks of understanding. Figuring out what the original authors meant when they used different words is key. Here’s how I do it.
Interpretation in Action: Digging into Titus 2:3-5
How to start the work of interpretation with a return to Titus 2:3-5.
Five Things I'm Doing Differently Now I'm in My Fifties
Five lessons from five decades of living.
Whose House Are You Building?
Who is writing the Story of your family?