It’s finally here! Registration is now open for all three Revive Our Hearts' True Woman ’10 National Women's Conferences.

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The women loved them so much, they asked me to bring them the following week.

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My friend and co-worker Rene is a wiz at working magic without spending lots of money doing it, and the following are just a few of her great ideas.

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Beautifying our homes conveys some of the more creative qualities of the God we serve. If we want homes that display His glory by reflecting His character, then it helps to become students of beauty and creativity.

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One of the most precious things you can do for your family is to establish family traditions–routines that become familiar, repeated, and cherished, and that identify you as a family unit.

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What are you to do when you’ve been taking an aerobics class with this woman for two years, or you’ve been sitting by this person at softball games for an entire season, or you’ve known that family for decades . . . and you can’t remember their names?

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Conversation is often an easy, pleasurable experience—with those you connect with—but when conversation doesn’t come naturally, are you prepared to work at it? 

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Your floors can be sparkling, the windows shining, the aromas wafting, but if you don’t know how to connect with your guest . . . well, it’s a flop! Here are a few simple do’s and dont’s I’ve learned along the way.

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Ephesians 2:14 states that Jesus Christ Himself is our peace. If this is true, why are so many homes brimming over with stress-filled activity, busy schedules without margins, chaotic bustle, and conflict? 

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I estimate that this has cut my cleaning time in half!

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I brought these brownies to a beach party last week, and my friends raved about them!

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Two errors wives can believe about home making: One, we expect our husband to be our helper, and two, we resent our husband when he doesn’t help us at all.

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Oakley concluded that women needed to be educated about how bitter and demeaning housework and caring for children really was, and to be convinced to reject this traditional woman’s role . . .

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With the lowered expectation of socialization in society, hospitality becomes an even more effective manner for reflecting Christ in our culture.

 

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Just as Jesus' promise of preparing a home conveys loving care to us, so will our earthly "home preparation" communicate love to our families.

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As promised, your second recipe from the elegant Lodge . . . with commentary and pictures this time!

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What I saw stopped me dead in my tracks. The aisle had been transformed. From top to bottom, beginning to end, it was stocked full of colorful balls of yarn. I stood there gawking in amazement.

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Hospitality doesn't have to be hard! Here are six tips--along with one recipe--I've learned that have made things much easier.

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Some women have a natural bent toward hospitality. Others don't. But that doesn't mean we should just leave it up to those who like to do it.

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Perhaps "domesticity" sounds to you like a dreary home economics term from the ‘50s. Sorry, that perspective is entirely too narrow.

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You probably already have your Fourth of July menu planned, but just in case you don’t—here’s a great recipe for a crowd.

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Voila. It’s as simple as that!

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I actually found it to be packed with intriguing questions that made me realize how much I still have to learn! (And by the way, do you think you could set up a household overseas?) 

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