Motherhood & Family
Reading Time: 4 minutesChoose joy instead of jealousy in your marriage and your role as a mother. This post is about being jealous of your husband—and how you can overcome it! Guest post by Kristen of Smithspirations I feel incredibly blessed to be a stay-at-home homeschooling mom. There is truly nothing else I would want to do with […]
Archives for April 2014
HomeGuilt-Free Spending on a Budget
Reading Time: 4 minutesGod has provided for our needs, and he does not want us to be constantly worried about money. Learning about guilt-free spending on a budget can be a lifesaver! Guest post by Shannon of Growing Slower I knew long before I had kids and even before I met my husband that I wanted to be […]
How a $15 Craigslist Find Revolutionized My Laundry Routine
Reading Time: 4 minutesWhen I first got married, laundry was my favorite chore. I know, I know–crazy, right? But you see–back then, it was just my and hubby’s clothes that I had to wash. I loved pulling each load out of the warm dryer, folding (and even–shock!–ironing!) them, and it didn’t take long at all to tuck them […]
35+ Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Freezer Meals
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe idea of freezer cooking has always intrigued me, but I’ve always shied away from it myself. Why? For one, I thought we didn’t have enough freezer space (which I’ve since learned wasn’t really true), and I also thought it would be much too challenging to come up with gluten-free, dairy-free freezer meals to match […]
Clean BeautyMaking the Switch to Natural Make-Up
Reading Time: 3 minutesWant to make the switch to natural make-up? Here’s how I did it! I say that making the switch to natural make-up has been a final frontier of sorts in my natural living journey. Transitioning to eating better, using non-toxic cleaning supplies and skincare products and just leading a greener lifestyle all came first. But […]
What Dr. Quinn Taught Me About Being a Homemaker
Reading Time: 4 minutesOne of my favorite TV shows to watch during my teen years was Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Perhaps it was the pioneer setting (much like my beloved Little House on the Prairie). Perhaps it was the love story–with season after season of longing glances–between Michaela and Sully. Or perhaps it was Dr. Mike’s sheer determination […]
Loving Your Family Well in the Midst of Busy Seasons
Reading Time: 4 minutesHere are practical ways to love your family well, even when life is busy and overwhelming (especially when life is busy and overwhelming!). By Mary, Contributing Writer Life is busy. Different seasons in your life bring different dynamics that you have to learn to manage. At this point in my life, our children are going […]
HealthNaturally Reversing Asthma Symptoms
Reading Time: 4 minutesThis is one mom’s amazing story of reversing asthma symptoms in her son using natural remedies. She lists the specific steps they took to reduce his asthma symptoms and keep him free from asthma attacks for two years! Guest post by Daniele of Domestic Serenity As a Mom focused on natural living and herbal remedies, […]
Eating Seasonally Through the Christian Year
Reading Time: 5 minutesWant to point your family to Jesus? You can start around the dinner table! Here’s how to incorporate seasonal eating into the Christian Year calendar. Guest post by Haley of Carrots for Michaelmas Eating seasonal produce has become a common goal for many families seeking healthier food and a closer tie to their local farmers. […]
How to Make Your Own Celery Powder
Reading Time: 5 minutesIf you love homemade seasonings and spice mixes, add celery powder to the list! This simple tutorial will show you how to make your own DIY celery powder. Guest post by Kendra of A Proverbs 31 Wife Celery powder: one of the many seasonings I use very regularly. Onion powder, garlic salt (or powder), and […]
7 Ideas for a Resurrection Easter Basket
Reading Time: 5 minutesInside: Want to help your children learn what the Easter holiday is really about? Here are 7 ideas for a Resurrection Easter basket that will point them to Christ. Easter baskets were rare in my childhood home. And I don’t feel like I “missed out” at all. I never believed in the Easter Bunny, and, […]
Do You Need to Take a Faith Leap?
Reading Time: 3 minutesGuest post by Alyssa of Life from My Laptop A faith leap is stepping out of your own comfort zone into the hands of God. Is it time to take a faith leap in your life? There have been several times in my life that I knew without a doubt it was time to take a […]
10 Allergy-Friendly Easter Treats
Reading Time: 5 minutesTrying to navigate Easter with food allergies? These allergy-friendly Easter desserts and sweets will give your family a treat–without making them sick. By Lindsay of Fancy Food Thoughts If there is one thing I’ve learned about Easter and other holidays, it’s that it is very difficult to stay away from all of the foods and […]
Key-Lime Coconut Cake (Grain and Sugar Free and THM S)
Reading Time: 3 minutesGuest post by Trisha of Intoxicated on Life Going gluten-free (or grain-free) is rarely an easy transition. It’s not fun. Everyone thinks you’re a bit strange. And what are you supposed to eat without bread, pasta, and cookies?! Seriously, life is hard when you’re gluten free (alright, I may exaggerate). But there definitely are challenges! […]
Homemade All-Purpose Seasoning for Meat and Veggies
Reading Time: 4 minutesAvoid MSG in your seasonings with a homemade spice mix recipe. This all-purpose seasoning goes great on chicken, beef, fish, or your favorite vegetable. By Sara, Contributing Writer A few years ago I found myself pulling out a bunch of different bottles every time I would bake or pan fry chicken or a piece of […]
