Archive | January, 2008

Our Journey to Simple Living – Part 1

Giving by Simple Living Do not store up for yourselves treasure on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasure in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do not break in and steal; for where your treasure is, there your [...]

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Our Journey to Simple Living – Intro

“He who has God and everything has no more than he who has God alone.” ~ C.S. Lewis The management of finances seems to be the biggest marital conflict and often causes great stress, worry and anxiety. Why is this? Why is there such a strong trend among wives and mothers to be so focused [...]

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The Centrality of the Home

In light of my recent post on the separation of families, I couldn’t go on without sharing this powerful message on the centrality of the home and the value of children and incorporating them into our life. If you haven’t heard of Voddie Baucham, Jr., than you need to look into getting a copy of [...]

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Book Review: Discipline of Spiritual Discernment

“We live in an age where too many who profess to be Christians rarely consider their spiritual maturity–an age when many consider spiritual immaturity a mark of authenticity, and when people associate doubt with humility and assurance with pride…Scripture makes it plain: if you are not a person who exhibits and exercises discernment you are [...]

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Desserts: Nutritiously Delicious!

Coconut Brownies topped with Coconut Ice Cream One of the challenges with eating a healthier diet is that desserts have to go out the window. So I thought. White sugar and white flour are the main ingredients of most of those delicious desserts you see all over the place. As I have been eliminating these [...]

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Where have all the families gone?

We attended a wonderful missions conference this past weekend and we came away with many challenges and a few frustrations as well. Aaron and I have been excited about the work of the Lord in the nations since our teens, as we both have been on several missions trips growing up, and God has really [...]

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Decorating on A Budget – Part 2

Welcome back for part 2 in Decorating on A Budget. Check out part 1 for further ideas that I am expanding upon here…a post in my Natural Living on A Budget series. Remember that above all you are seeking to make your own a haven of rest and comfort for your family and guests! This [...]

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Importance of Date Nights

Last night, Aaron & I went out on a much needed date night and left a little fussy girl behind (I think she has some more lovely teeth coming in!). I am thankful to have my family close by to leave her with. The advantage of family is they absolutely love taking the grand baby [...]

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Q & A: Reading the Word Together

You wrote that you and your husband share a devotion time every morning. May I ask you if you use a devotional book? And what kind of devotional routine do you recommend?

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Soaked Whole Grain Bread

The smell of homemade bread is intoxicating for me! A fresh slice from the oven with a little butter on the top is like a taste of heaven! Especially when this bread comes from your very own oven and is made from quality ingredients, no additives, and soaked for the highest nutritional benefit! Who can [...]

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