Written By Katie Jean LaPierre From Eternally Minded Mamas “Your wife will be like a fruitful vine WITHIN your house…” Psalm 128:3 Never in my lifetime have I had so much OPPORTUNITY to be a fruitful vine WITHIN my house. Anyone can produce good fruit “out there” in front of others, but the rubber meets the road when our door is closed and we are within the four walls of our homes. We are “stuck” at home (which I love)….
Many are continually angry with me when I teach women to be keepers at home and be obedient to their husbands, dress modestly and be virgins until marriage but guess what, this is all sound doctrine! “But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine…The aged women …teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God…
Feminism shouldn’t get all of the blame as to why many women are the way they are these days. After all, Eve was the one who went against God’s will and ate the forbidden fruit. She rebelled against the authority in her life and went her own way. Let’s just call it what it is – sin. The Bible was written LONG before feminism reared it’s ugly head. In His Word, we are given verses about quarrelsome and contentious wives….
There’s a convention that is being taught by men for women. The organizer of the event contacted me and told me that my viral post Men Prefer Debt Free Virgins Without Tattoos was the motivation for having this convention. In a video of his, he used the picture for my viral post and said that women like this are today’s rebel and nearly impossible to find. He’s right! Let me be clear that this is NOT a Christian convention. This…
Written By Charles Spurgeon from The Olde Path Blog I share the apostle Paul’s feelings when he bade women be silent in the assembly. Yet there is work for holy women, and we read of Peter’s wife’s mother that she arose and ministered to Christ. She did what she could and what she should. She arose and ministered to Him. Blessed are they who do what they should do. It is better to be a good housewife, or nurse, or…
Written By Joseph Spurgeon The woman of virtue: clothed in fine linen, strength, and dignity. She was busy with her hands, always looking to the ways of her household, and never eating the bread of idleness. The virtuous woman opens her mouth teaching kindness in wisdom. She has a husband who is known at the gates, a man of influence, with children who are thankful and give her much deserved honor and respect. This godly woman recognizes that beauty is…
The fruit of one’s ministry tells us if it is good or not. Almost every day, I receive private messages, emails, or comments on social media thanking me for my ministry. I don’t write these things to boast in me because without Christ and His Word, I am nothing and would have nothing of value to teach. It’s all because of Him, and I give Him all the glory. Here are a few of the messages I have received recently:…
“Through wisdom is an house builded; and by understanding it is established: And by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with all precious and pleasant riches.” (Proverbs 24:3, 4) We are told that a wise woman builds up her home and a foolish one plucks it down with their own hands. How do we build our homes up? We must be women who seek after wisdom. Where is wisdom to be found? God is the source of all wisdom, so…
Jeremy Vuolo wrote praises about his wife, Jinger (formerly Duggar), and remarked how pleasant and sweet she is. Women with these qualities make it easy for their husbands to live with them and we should all strive to be known as being pleasant. The 1828 Webster Dictionary defines pleasant this way: “Pleasing; agreeable; grateful to the mind or the senses; cheerful.” I asked the women in the chat room what they think of when they think of a pleasant person….
Written By Holly Bennington I believe in “radical” femininity. Why? Because I believe in the Bible’s definition of womanhood and embrace the things that make me truly feminine. I believe that through being a woman (womb-man), and embracing my God-given role as a help meet to my husband and a nurturer to my children, I bring the most glory to God, and fulfill my deepest God-given desires. I’m “radical” because I see my womb, the fruit of my womb (my…