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Unburden Yourself: Cultivating feminine virtue and internal peace by letting Christ carry our burden
Many women out there are navigating how to submit to their husbands while fear plagues their heart. Others are trying to understand their worth as women according to what conservative culture says about who they are, rather than a firm theological understanding of femininity and womanhood. Still others are led into dismay by legalism and earthly-minded judgment over their pasts, not knowing on a core level the perfect Husband Who loves them and will present them as a pristine bride before the Father one day.
Rather than pursue a traditional “reading challenge” or reduce the pursuit of femininity to a step-by-step plan, I’d like to encourage you all this year to order your thoughts and place Christ on the throne of your heart every day in 2024, which is exactly why I wrote Unburden Yourself.
Bold Truth & Good Books: Growing in the knowledge of God through great literature
A guide to our book and Bible study community here on A Homemaker’s Manifesto on Substack as well as an invitation to study the truth of God’s Word through Bible literacy and great books.
As homemakers, we are tasked with creating an environment that glorifies the Gospel and points our loved ones to their Creator. Let’s explore how we can find time in our busy schedules to read and grow in the knowledge of God each day.
Back to Homemaking: How the vital art of homemaking reflects and restores God’s order for women and families
It is one of my life’s chief passions to encourage women to embrace homemaking as a vital institution and to refute recent misconceptions that have been sewn in the minds of moderns about sex roles and the home.
However, as important as it can be to defend our roles at home, I believe there is no truer peace for a homemaker than finding pleasure and joy in the cultivation of her craft.
The home is a sacred spiritual realm that reflects the orderly design of the cosmos, and as the tenders of the proverbial and literal hearths that tend to the daily needs of our families, we are engaged in honest, edifying work no matter how mundane or unimportant it can seem to many of our contemporaries.
