Tips, routines, and faith-infused reflections to help you create peace and order in your home—without chasing perfection.
I’m sure you’ve heard the acronym “WWJD—What Would Jesus Do?”. The phrase came from Rev. Charles Sheldon and his book “In His Steps,” published in 1896. Later, Janie Tinklenberg came up with the acronym. The thought process behind this is for the individual to stop and think just as Jesus would before reacting to a…
Today in our Homemaking Harmony series, we’re excited to share some expert advice from my dear friend Buffy Creekmore, owner and broker at 731 Village Realtors. Buffy has been guiding families to their perfect homes since 2005. Whether you’re right here in our community or joining us from afar, her tips are sure to help…
Yep! You read that right. This week’s Mid-Week Encouragement post was interrupted. I had a thought in my mind, and then suddenly there was one thing after another that happened. Sure, I had plans. I had plans that were scheduled to be done at specific times. I ended up with a majority finished, but then,…
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Welcome to the second post in our Homemaking Harmony series! This week, we’re taking a moment to share something that has become dear to me: sourdough! You might wonder how this fits into a Homemaking Harmony series, but I assure you, sourdough has brought harmony to our home, and I’ve been able to bless others…
Welcome to our first post in the Homemaking Harmony series! Every Monday this month, I will be sharing some advice on homemaking. I will preface this by saying that I am not the “perfect” homemaker, nor will I ever be. All I have ever wanted was a place for my little family to come home…
As I sit here to write, my mind is running away with all sorts of things. I start to go in one direction and then end up in another. My first thought is, “Am I hitting a writer’s block? Do I not have enough content to provide?” STOP! And that is exactly what I did. …
