If a pastor is not careful, the weight of everyone else's problems will take precedence over the issues and concerns of the pastor's immediate family. I see it frequently among pastors I encounter. An effective pastor long-term will learn to protect the family.
The kitchen dishcloth is essential in every kitchen for hygiene and food safety since it is used to wipe worktops and surfaces of apparent contamination and may remove a considerable part of the food debris...
Do you want to beat the high cost of living? These seven steps to beat the high inflation rate we are experiencing all over the world will help you to stay afloat the waters of high cost of living as a Christian. Related: How to handle money (video) How to beat the high cost […]
Rather than live with a heart filled with regret when September 22 rolls around, perhaps this is the summer you will endeavor to wring the pure sunshine out of every day. Here are just a few of my favorite summertime activities that will last long after autumn has come knocking at your door.
Did you know that your body image issues and cleaning your house like a crazy person may be connected? If you've ever turned into a cleaning Gestapo before company came over or if you've ever stressed way too much over how your house looked, you may be surprised to find out that there& ...
What did a 1950s homemaker use to clean their home? I was surprised to discover that most homemakers/housewives in the 50s didn’t spend all their time cleaning, they, however, had fewer items (minimalists) and they...
I am about to live my life like…. Wait for it… The 1950s Homemakers for a month. This may sound crazy but I am so excited, I’m not sure what will happen after the 30...
No one likes those pesky mosquitos interrupting your summer fun. Here are 5 ways to keep your home mosquito-free this summer.
Years ago, I worshipped with a small group of believers who did a church plant in Bellingham, Washington. They named the plant, “Oikos,” a transliteration of the Greek term οἶκος, which simply means “house.” I thought it was a pretty cool name for a church plant. But variations on the term οἶκος take us in…
“The home is not just a place to change clothes between activities and then crash at night; rather it should be a vibrant center of education, industry, service, and worship. God created the home to be a place bursting with activity and conversation, while simultaneously providing peace and refuge.”
