Written By Nancy Campbell I often hear mothers say, “I wish that this [being a stay-at-home mom] was the case for me, but we can’t afford for me to stay home.” Why are these words such a common reply? I think it is because we feel we must take things into our own hands to make it work. We don’t think that God is able! That’s the bottom line. That’s rather challenging, isn’t it? Especially when we read the words…
Don’t be ruled by your moods. Let Truth control you instead. Take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. Smile often and decide to choose joy and contentment instead of complaining and being negative. Work hard in your home to make it a place of order and beauty rather than chaos and clutter. Submit to and love your husband. Your children are watching you. Stop arguing with him. Respect him instead. Invest into your children. Let them know they…
Written By Ken Alexander We were accused of being excessive in our discipline actions by those who were into the gentle/permissive parenting movement. Flicking a cheek and making a child comply by picking up the raisins she threw onto the ground because she did not want to eat them are considered cardinal sins worthy of purgatory by some, yet ask the child who is now a well-adjusted, wonderful mom of her own, and she laughs and understands how important it…
A woman just wrote this on my blog: “I’ve worked as a nurse our entire marriage of nearly 18 years. I’ve hated every minute of it and see so much destruction to our family because of my working. The nursing career field is extremely toxic and as a Christian, I resented ‘taking care of other people’ and spending countless hours toward a sick hospital organization, when I had my own family I longed to take care of. I longed to…
As some of you know, I have had a bad gut since I was 30. I was loaded with parasites, then had to take many drugs for a few years to try to get rid of them. Even when the parasites were gone, my gut hurt badly from the damage done by the parasites and drugs, and I often had diarrhea. I have tried parasite cleanses, probiotics, drugs, naturopaths, and every thing else I could think of to try and…
Should Women Hold Public Office? Written By Pastor William Einwechter, Original Print Date Likely in the 1990s. William O. Einwechter is a teaching elder at Immanuel Free Reformed Church. He is a graduate of Washington Bible College (B.A.) and Capital Bible Seminary (Th.M.) and was ordained to the Gospel Ministry in 1982. He is the vice president of the National Reform Association and editor of the periodical “The Christian Statesman.” He is the author of “Ethics and God’s Law” and…
Written By Lindsay Harold on Facebook Women don’t need “women’s Bible study.” They need Bible study, just like all believers do. Women need doctrine. Women need exhortation. Women need correction. They need these things from the qualified male elders of their church, not emotional fluff marketed to women and taught by another woman. Women are not a special and different kind of Christian than men. They don’t need their own parallel church just for women. There’s no different set of…
This post is for those who don’t follow me on social media to let you know that I am presently going through “Created to Be His Help Meet” on my YouTube channel if you’re interested. The link is HERE I thought since this is my favorite marriage book, it was time to do this! Enjoy! Love, Lori
This was written by Bethsaida Hernandez Figueroa as a comment from the above post on Facebook. I am a mom of 12 children, and we live on my husband’s income. We receive no government intervention whatsoever. These are the things that work for us: 1. Trusting in God 2. Giving to God first 3. Using Proverbs 31 as a manual for myself, and teaching it to my 6 daughters. 4. I homeschool my children so they get quality, loving education…
A year ago, I began an anti-inflammatory diet to heal my battered gut. I have suffered from a bad gut since I was 30 years old. I was diagnosed with multiple parasites and was put on many, toxic drugs. I’ve had a bad gut since then, and Covid made it worse. I couldn’t digest food, not even a yam. A friend of mine has a daughter who was 12 at the time. She was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. She had…