#biblical homemaking

[callmemrscarter]

I have moments I don’t feel equipped, and I think a lot about Moses.

I have moments I don’t feel I could be forgiven, and I think about Paul.

I have moments I worry about being hated, and I think about Jesus.

He will do it.

[loveblackculture]

Biblical Homemaking Requires Slowing Down 🌻 Homeschool Morning Vlog | Mo...

[thatgentlewife]

[hisgracefulness]

I’m just a girl🎀

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[littleflowerfaith]

Morning sunshine 🌤️

[heverything]

[melisssg99]

Strong independent woman?

Yeah, no, I need my man

Like I need air to breathe

[simple-and-cozy-life]

I really appreciated hearing this today.

There's a lot of different thoughts about marriage and raising children in the tradwife movement, especially with the roles of women. I think there's a lot of shame and down-putting of how women should be mothers and how they fit within the family structure.

I also appreciate how she speaks of how single/childless women can be nurtures outside of having children.

Its definitely worth the listen.

[everlastinghistory]

“He gave me the ick.” “Three month rule.” “Situationship.” “I got bored of him.” “He’ll propose by __ years if he loves you.”

Just say you don’t believe in love and move on.

[notesofveritas]

Truth be told: men and women are different, have different functions, duties and purposes.

If you seek to generate equality within your relationship, then you will not have a stronger couple.

What you are actually doing is taking both woman and man out of their nature. Both get weaker, the relationship doesn’t work and in the end... nobody understands each other. No one knows exactly what to expect from the other, no one knows what to offer.

If everything works for anyone, then nothing works for anyone.

The woman is not the center of strength, courage and decision in the house.

Just as the man is not the center of love, zeal and sensitivity in the house.

When a woman takes on a man's responsibilities, takes responsibility for providing, protecting and leading... then she ends up too stressed to nurture people with love and care, too tired to build her family with her zeal and wisdom, and runs out of time to make everything more beautiful. The house suffers. It becomes lifeless, helpless and ugly.

When a man assumes the responsibilities of a woman, and accepts being responsible for nurturing, building and beautifying... so he ends up too insecure to go in search of what the family needs, too weak to protect the people around him and too accommodating to make a firm decision and make things happen.

The woman is the one who nourishes the family with her love, who builds everyone around her with her zeal and makes everything more beautiful with her sensitivity.

The man, on the other hand, is the one who uses his strength to go in search of the resources that everyone needs, who courageously protects his family from all the dangers of the external world, who takes the lead, makes firm decisions and maintains the focus to lead the family.

This is the harmony your home needs.

A woman nurturing, building and beautifying everything... so that the man has the emotional peace and quiet needed to provide, protect and lead.

A man providing, protecting and leading... so that the woman has the security and confidence necessary to nurture, build and beautify.

[jesus-first]

As a wife, my only priorities are the Lord, my husband, & my home. These things come first, everything else comes last. Nothing is more important than this.

[callmemrscarter]

A relationship that’s 50/50:

He works, pays all the bills, protects & loves me… while I cook, clean, tend to & love him.

Balance 🤝🏾

[watermeloncholycucumbersome]

Happy Sabbath Preparation Day, May God bless your hands🩷

[thatgentlewife]

Great advice for all housewives to be following! ☺️

[heavenlypraises]

“The way you keep your house, the way you organize your time, the care you take in your personal appearance, the things you spend your money on, all speak loudly about what you believe. The beauty of thy peace shines forth in an ordered life. A disordered life speaks loudly of disorder in the soul.”

Elisabeth Elliot⁣

[littleflowerfaith]

Beyond the pastures lie the silent blue hills