My One and Only for 37 Years!

My One and Only for 37 Years!

Thirty seven years ago, we said “I do” in a little Baptist Church right next door to Master’s College in Newhall, CA. We were both 22 years old at the time. When I was getting ready in my bedroom at my parent’s home, one of my bridesmaids came in and warned me that I shouldn’t go through with the wedding. She had been married just a short while and was terribly angry at her husband that day so she let…

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The House Sits Empty All Week Long

The House Sits Empty All Week Long

Written by Kate Singh (with some of my additions, which I believe are biblical in parentheses) The house is empty all week. It just sits there. A $1,700 to $3,000 mortgage. No one uses it really. Everyone works 60-hour weeks to pay for a home they don’t use. They have a yard that has grass, nothing really living and producing. Just water-wasting grass that is another thing to deal with on the weekends. They have dogs that don’t get walked…

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She Doesn’t Feel Led to Homeschool

She Doesn’t Feel Led to Homeschool

We were discussing public schools in the chat room last week because one woman told me that the high school her son attends is the “darkest place” she’s ever stepped foot on. I drove past that school the other day and I saw young teenage girls with their stomachs and breasts half uncovered, tight jeans, and short shorts. I grieved for them along with the guys who were exposed to this all day long. One woman asked what she should…

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MacArthur, Piper, and Baucham on Keepers at Home

MacArthur, Piper, and Baucham on Keepers at Home

“She is to the home keeper, to take care of her husband, to provide for him and for the children, all that they need as they live in that home. Materially, she is to take the resources the husband brings home and translate them into a comfortable and blessed life for her children. She is to take the spiritual things that she knows and learns and to pass them on to her children. She is a keeper at home. God’s…

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Misuse of Patriarchy and Misogyny

Misuse of Patriarchy and Misogyny

As I wrote on Sunday, there’san all-out war on men. Some women think they’re better than men so they need to begin taking control over everything.Matt Damon said in an interview with ABC Newthat men are being lumped into “one big bucket” when in reality there is a “spectrum of behavior. You know, there’s a difference between, you know, patting someone on the butt and rape or child molestation, right?…Both of those behaviors need to be confronted and eradicated without…

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Let Her Own Works Praise Her

Let Her Own Works Praise Her

Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates. Proverbs 31:31 Recently, Joy told me that she loves to make her husband hearty and delicious lunches to take to work. All the other men that work with her husband, Jim, see his lunches, and Jim tells them what an amazing wife he has been blessed with. This man is praising his wife “in the gates.” A wife who serves and pleases…

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Kicking Men Out of Our Culture

Kicking Men Out of Our Culture

As we all hear of all of these sexual harassment claims against men, we can easily deduct what is happening. It’s an all-out war on men. Women think they’re better than men so they need to begin taking over everything. President Obama even said, “We need to elect more women because ‘men seem to be having problems.’” Then there’s news that another ceremony, where Hollywood continues to congratulate and worship itself with yet more awards, is going to be run…

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No Longer Broken

No Longer Broken

There are many songs about how broken we are as Christians, as I am sure you have heard. We sing it in praise songs in church, read about it on blogs and in books, and we hear it from the pulpit. We’re all so broken and a mess…but are we? If you are a believer in Jesus Christ, you are NOT broken. In fact, God calls you a saint. For he hath made himto besin for us, who knew no…

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Finding a Way to Come Home Full Time

Finding a Way to Come Home Full Time

Written by Genevieve Greenwood It’s funny how life works out sometimes. I had been in the workforce since I was about 12. My first job was babysitting my little cousin full time. Later, fast food, then management, then call centers, and eventually banking. I had a decent job dealing with credit card identity and transactional fraud. My oldest child has autism, Tourette syndrome, and a host of other medical issues. I’ve always dealt with his medical needs personally, and it…

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Working Hard in My Kitchen

Working Hard in My Kitchen

As keepers at home, one of our main ministries to our family and others is learning to cook. During the 60s and the feminist movement, when women left their homes to go out and pursue careers, fast food restaurants and packaged foods became popular; anything to make the working mothers’ lives easier. Now, we have several generations of women who don’t cook at all or don’t like to cook, and our nation’s health is suffering as a result. It’s important…

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