What does it look like to live a fruitful life in the empty nest years? What do I do now? What does my day to day life look like? Am I needed anymore? These are questions that raced through my mind as the empty ... continue reading...
Celebrating the joy, freedom and beauty of being a wife, mother and homemaker
Thankful Homemaker: A Christian Homemaking Podcast
My goal at the Thankful Homemaker podcast is to be an encouragement and blessing to you in the role that the Lord has called us to as women, wives, and mothers.
We will talk about how God’s Word impacts every area of our lives as Christian women.
Podcast Show Notes
Fasting: Hungering After God {Spiritual Disciplines Series}
Fasting is a way to show the Lord we enjoy Him more than His gifts. It turns our focus on Jesus because we know He is the only one who can satisfy our spiritual hunger. We desire to be filled with the ... continue reading...
Gently Correcting Our Children
We are called in Ephesians 4:29 to respond with words that give grace, encourage, and build up. This includes those hard moments when our kids are sinfully disobedient. You can read the post below or listen in to the ... continue reading...
Podcast EP 59: Evangelism (Spiritual Disciplines Series)
What is evangelism? The dictionary definition defines it as the spreading of the Christian gospel by public preaching or personal witness.So evangelism is the announcement, proclamation, and preaching of the gospel ... continue reading...
Podcast EP 58: A Letter to My Younger Self
So, if I could go back here are some of the most important things I would like to tell my younger self:Listen & Download the Podcast: Find all Podcast Episodes with Show Notes Subscribe to the ... continue reading...
Podcast EP 57: Spiritual Journaling (Spiritual Disciplines Series)
Spiritual journaling is a way to slow our lives down and ponder deeply over the events of the day. In my life journaling has helped me to grow spiritually by discerning my thoughts and motives. It has shown me areas ... continue reading...
