It’s Not Your Money, Is It?
Written by Stacy Myers, Contributing Writer A while back, there was this strangely annoying commercial on television for JG Wentworth. It’s a bunch of adults yelling out their windows about THEIR...
View ArticleDealing with Daily Frustrations
Don't you love it when a post comes and smacks you right in the face? I read this post last week when Lysa first sent it to me, and then again yesterday as I set it up to post. Wouldn't you know that...
View ArticleWhen Food Choices ARE a Moral Issue
By Mandi Ehman, Contributing Writer A couple months ago I wrote a post called "Food Choices Are Not a Moral Issue." There were several who commented that disagreed with the title of the post...and I...
View ArticleMaking A Family Gratitude Journal {A Simple Thanksgiving Tradition}
By Courtney Dunkin, Contributing Writer Throughout history, many cultures have held celebrations of thanksgiving to recognize their gratitude for what they have. Most often, traditional thanksgiving...
View ArticleThe 3-Gift Christmas
Written by Stacy Myers, Contributing Writer When our first daughter was born, we gave great thought to how we would celebrate Christmas. It was our desire to make sure she knew the REASON for the...
View Article10 Ways to Celebrate a Christ-Centered Christmas With Little Ones
Guest Post by Jessica of Smartter Each Day Isn't Christmas with little ones wonderful? It's been quite a Christmas here, already. We've suffered three broken ornaments (one vintage), one ripped...
View ArticleWhat Our Children Are Teaching Us About Being Givers
By Crystal Paine, Contributing Writer Ten years ago, when my husband and I were first married, frugality was a must. If we didn't pinch pennies, we couldn't survive -- or at least not without racking...
View ArticleUsing Symbolism to Teach My Children the True Meaning of Christmas
Guest post by Beth of Red & Honey “After they had heard the king, they went on their way, and the star they had seen when it rose went ahead of them until it stopped over the place where the child...
View ArticleHow to Be Debt-Free in 2013
By Stacy Myers, Contributing Writer Some of you clicked on this post out of sheer curiosity…you want to see what this kook has to say. After all, it’s not something you really believe. You don’t...
View ArticleUnique Ministries Homemakers Can Support
By Erin, Contributing Writer As the mom of three very young children, I've often struggled with how outside ministry has taken a backseat during this very busy season of motherhood. Before becoming a...
View Article5 Steps to Start Your Day With a Better Attitude
By Crystal, Contributing Writer Ever have mornings where you wake up with a sick feeling in the pit of your stomach? Maybe you overslept, perhaps you made a big mistake the day before, maybe you have...
View Article10 Truths You Need to Hear When You Feel Like a Failure as a Mom
By Beth, Contributing Writer A few days ago I had one of *those* days. The baby wasn’t sleeping well and had been up half the night, I didn’t get to shower, the house was still a complete disaster...
View ArticleBe Refreshed – Spring Gardening For the Soul
By Diana, Contributing Writer This post was intended to be all about spring gardening - spring vegetables that children love to grow, which vegetables will produce the most for your family, which...
View ArticleReal Food for the Spirit
By Natalie, Contributing Writer We talk a lot on Keeper of the Home about how to be good stewards of the bodies God gave us by feeding them real food that nourishes. But how zealous are we in feeding...
View ArticleEncouragement for the Weary Work-at-Home Mama
By Emily McClements, Contributing Writer It's 5:00 pm. I've been staring at the computer screen for the past hour/hour and a half. My husband sends me a text that he is on his way home from work, 30...
View ArticleThree Attitude Adjustments During Pregnancy
By Natalie, Contributing Writer Pregnancy is such a mixed bag, don't you think? On the one hand you have the miracle of LIFE filling your body. On the other hand you also get the...
View ArticleSimple ways to connect with your kids when you’re already tired
Written by Stacy Karen, Contributing Writer We know that kids need quality and quantity time with their parents in order to connect with them. We know the value of tying heart strings between us. But...
View ArticleLet’s Talk About Birth Control, Shall We?
By Natalie, Contributing Writer Got your guard up? Hopefully this post will help bring the different sides together a little closer on this subject. I don't claim to have it all figured out, but since...
View ArticlePracticing Hospitality Through Imperfection & Fear
Guest Post by Jami of Young Wife's Guide When I invite guests over to my house, I envision a perfect day of getting things ready. My twin baby boys will be perfectly behaved. I will get up early and...
View ArticleThe Great Debate: Is it Wrong for Christians to Be Wealthy?
By Beth Ricci, Contributing Writer I walk into my bedroom. I see the naked white walls. I imagine them with a small collection of hanging prints and unique pieces like this one, or maybe a bunch of...
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