Thankful Homemaker: A Christian Homemaking Podcast

Ep. 6: What Does Self-Discipline Look Like in Our Homes?

Self-discipline is essential to spiritual growth and it is useful in our lives in so many ways. Living lives that are disciplined means saying, "yes" to God in every area of our lives.
Jesus is our ultimate example of what it looks like to live a disciplined life. He chose both dependence and obedience to His Father. As Christians we too are called to dependence and obedience to our Father.
Self-discipline is primary to our spiritual growth. In 1 Timothy 4:7 we are called to discipline ourselves for the purpose of godliness. It means to exercise control over one's self. It's the ability to keep ourselves under control.

Ep. 5: Putting on Kindness in Our Homes

As believers in Jesus Christ kindness should characterize our lives. Paul says in Titus 3:3-4 what change his life was the kindness of Jesus. Let's dig into God's Word together to see what God tells us about kindness.

Ep. 4: What Does True Biblical Friendship Look Like?

Being women I know we are all interested in the topic of friendship because we are all relational creatures. There is something in the heart of every Christian woman that desires meaningful, intimate, godly friendships. My hope today is to point us to the Word of God and what He says about godly friendships.

Ep 3: Delighting in Being a Worker at Home

My hope is to encourage you today to be thankful to the role the Lord has called you in as a keeper of the home. 

Ep. 2: Trusting God in the Midst of a Trial

Do you ever find yourself having "gospel amnesia"? Gospel amnesia is when I can find myself forgetting what the Lord has done for me at the Cross and I find myself sinfully complaining about difficult life situations.

Ep. 1: Taming our Tongues

On this episode of Thankful Homemaker we're talking about how our tongues can get us into so much trouble. We tend to have many words. Many times we're not careful with our words and say things that are slanderous, or gossip or sadly at times even malicious. This should not be for women who love the Lord and are loved and known by Him. Let's encourage each other today to speak words that glorify and honor the Lord.