A home should be comfortable, a place you actually want to be. And not just you, as the homemaker, but every member of the household. Comfort involves things like creativity,beauty, flexibility, quality, cleanliness, and peacefulness. Perhaps most importantly, it’s the absence of discomfort and distress!
When you think of daffodils, do you think of golden yellow trumpets? Well, there’s a reason for that, and there is also a reason the color “daffodil” is yellow, but there is SO much more to daffodils than golden yellow trumpets!
Want your kids to respect you when they are teenagers? Be responsible when they are teenagers? The list could go on and on!
This posts shares five simple Christian parenting concepts: basically, five things you probably want for your kids when they are teenagers and five things you can do to help make that happen.
If you want your children to trust you when they are teenagers . . . what in the world do you do?
Can you identify these Bible characters of faith? Test your knowledge of the Bible while exploring and reinforcing the meaning of biblical faith with this set of free printable “Who Am I?” game cards!
Now it’s time to start applying the twelve principles of home management. What does the principle of safety involve?
I get the impression that some people are.
Whether we’re talking about moral standards, relationship standards, housekeeping standards, or whatever, they are apparently more associated with guilt, shame, discomfort, and fear than anything else. Or else annoyance, because of the guilt, shame, and discomfort they make you feel.
Have you ever taken a style quiz or read an article about a particular style and wished you could find something designed for the modest lifestyle you live? Me too!
