Written By Audrey Broggi “Mothering From the Heart” I’ve been talking with a lot of young women recently about mothering and I was reminded of a letter a young woman wrote to me some years back. Perhaps her question and my answer will encourage you: Struggles with the Calling She asked: “Do you honestly feel as though every woman will LOVE mothering? My sister struggles. She loves her children, she loves her family, but she doesn’t love the job of…
A few days ago, Congress passed a law that stated that babies who were born alive from a botched abortion, couldn’t be murdered but must receive care from doctors. Every single Democrat (210) except two (one just voted present) voted against this law. This is how utterly depraved the Democrat party has become. They are the party of death. If you don’t go to a church where the pastors and elders solidly stand for life, find a new church. Last…
Written By Laurenlou There is one passage of Scripture I have always wondered about and have never been able to fully understand or explain. “Notwithstanding she shall be saved in childbearing, if they continue in faith and charity and holiness with sobriety” (1 Timothy 2:15). You read that passage and you’re like what? Women saved through child bearing? There was a story of one tribe who believed this meant literal salvation so the women were encouraged to bear as many…
All throughout my teenage years, I attended large public schools. In high school, most of my girlfriends had steady boyfriends who they fornicated with. High school romances are only about lustful sex then heartbreak. I didn’t see one good thing come from romances in high school. All of my friends who had boyfriends who they fornicated with throughout high school, have all divorced at least their first husband. This is what high school romances do, they set them up for…
Written By The Right Perspective Imagine two people. One who devotes all or most of their attention and labor to a project, and another who devotes a fraction or none at all. Which will typically produce the better result? Now replace “people” with “mothers” and “a project” with “raising children.” (The latter is the “feminist” paradigm; the inverse of the traditional as usual.) All of the female wit and labor, once devoted primarily to child rearing, being diverted elsewhere has…
I had MANY teachers throughout my life. I attended public school K through 12th grade, then a Christian college for four years, and then a university to get my teaching credential. I can’t remember one of my many teachers except for a high school science teacher vaguely because he was funny. BUT I remember my mother perfectly! She invested her life into me. She made every birthday and holiday special. She sewed our Halloween costumes and handed out carmel apples…
Last week, I asked the women on Instagram how feminism had influenced them. I shared how it influenced me: “I automatically expected my husband to help with housework and was mad when he didn’t. I expected him to meet my emotional needs. I wasn’t submissive towards him at all for many years. I thought we were all supposed to go to college and have careers since making money was more important than making and raising babies (even though I didn’t…
Many popular influencers like Allie Beth Stuckey and Candice Owens are loudly speaking out against abortion and the harm being done to children due to the transgender movement. There are many other things they are warning parents about from the schools and culture at large. What is their solution? The ONLY solution is for mothers to go home and homeschool their children. There are many reasons that God commands women to be keepers at home so they don’t blaspheme His…
When my children were in junior high and I was homeshooling them, we helped a friend of mine, Nancy Green, teach children with learning difficulties at a public elementary school. Nancy is an incredibly intelligent woman who has been helping children with all types of learning disabilities, even ADHD, and has seen incredible results. My youngest daughter even worked with her when Nancy had her own business, Brain Highways, helping children. My daughter was a eye witness to the incredible…
Women will ask me which baby was the hardest, changed my life the most. Was it the first one, the second one or maybe the fourth one? It was the first one absolutely. I went from my time basically being my own to not even being able to wash dishes or take a shower without interruptions. Many women these days don’t want to give up their “freedom” and have other lives dependent upon them. Suzanne Venker wrote a great article…