Art of Homemaking
Seed Therapy
I enjoy gardening. Therapy comes in those little seed packets. Winter tends...
Caramel Mocha Truffle Cupcakes–Can You Say Yum!
For these cupcakes, I altered the recipe for Caramel Lightning Cake from The Joy...
Best of the Best
Do you ever get tired of hunting through stacks of recipes, looking for your favorites? ...
Cream of Vegetable Soup
Choose the vegetable of your choice and make homemade soup tonight! 1/2 cup butter 1/4...
The H-E-A-R-T of Hospitality
Do you remember the following melody and song lyrics? “Love and marriage,...
Read more from this column...Mentoring
Chicks in Conflict
“We just need to talk and air out our differences.” “Let’s...
Living History Museums
The weather may still be a bit nippy outside, but don’t let that stop you...
Your Best You
Your Best You: Discovering and Developing the Strengths God Gave You Have...
Interview with Bonnie Groves
Your Best You Carla Coroy interviews Your Best You author, Bonnie Groves. To leave...
Words of Encouragement
Here are some phrases you can use to cheer, encourage and woo those around you. ...
Read more from this column...Seasons of Life
Educating Our Children
Whether it is through homeschooling, private school, or public school, educating our children is a priority. The reasons behind the educational choices we make for our children are varied, yet the common link is our love for them. With that in mind, MMCW’s Educating Our Children section strives to balance all three avenues: public, private, and... [Read more of this article]
Living History Museums
The weather may still be a bit nippy outside, but don’t let that stop you from planning a visit to a virtual history museum. Many museums now offer virtual tours online at no cost. With over 2,000 living history museums in the U.S. alone, there are plenty of places to visit without leaving home. In fact, take a world tour! Just do an online search... [Read more of this article]
Clearing the Air
“If you really loved me, you’d know what I was feeling.” “If I have to tell you what I’m thinking, I won’t do it.” Have you ever said things like that to each other? It’s not uncommon for hurting spouses to expect their mates to know exactly what they’re feeling and why. It’s also very unrealistic.... [Read more of this article]
Teaching Teens to Handle Money
Do you find yourself saying these words: Do you think money grows on trees? or What do you think I’m made of, money? When my kids hit middle-school age I felt like I was constantly shelling out money for the movies, Chick-fil-A, youth group activities, and new clothes. I wanted my kids to have all of this but what yanked my chain was they did... [Read more of this article]
Toe Touching
I moved my foot over to his side of the bed like I had done many times during the last twelve years, to gently touch his toe. That movement had brought with it a great sense of comfort all those nights when I needed to feel close to him but didn’t want to awaken my Don from the sleep his weak body so desperately needed. Toe touching was our way... [Read more of this article]
Read more from this column...Special Occasions
Easter Tree
Each year at Christmas, our family decorates a Jesse Tree. Every ornament on the tree is specially selected to help us trace God’s hand in redemptive history. The Christmas season culminates with ornaments to remind us of Christ’s birth. At Easter, we re-purpose this tree. Some of the ornaments remain the same, but the stories now build toward... [Read more of this article]
Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. I want to encourage you with a bit of history. Valentine’s Day is not a celebration that started with a little naked boy with wings flying around with arrows shooting passion into the hearts of young people. No, the cupid you see on Valentine’s cards in stores everywhere has nothing to do with the real... [Read more of this article]
Valentine Dinner Party
Create drama and coziness for a Valentine dinner party this year. Pull in your wrought iron table from the deck (wooden or plastic will work well too). Position the table in the living room in front of the fireplace and drape with white sheets. I used three sheets to fully cover the table and cinched the sheets together at the bottom with a ribbon... [Read more of this article]
Family Valentine Dinner
Before we were married, I didn’t like Valentine’s Day all that much. It seemed like such a romantic thing, but if I didn’t have a date, I felt like I missed out. But then as a waitress I would watch couples come in, sit quietly, then look at anything except the person they came with. They wouldn’t talk to each other. They’d just sit... [Read more of this article]
Sugar Cookies for Valentine’s Day
Cake and cookie designer Ally Plummer shares her recipe for sugar cookies today that’s perfect for a Valentine treat. To add elegance to sugar cookies, frost and monogram with your Valentine’s initial. This is a wonderful gift idea for neighbors. Attach a note that says, “We are blessed to have you as neighbors.” 2/3 cup shortening,... [Read more of this article]
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O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus by Sovereign Grace from their newly released Come Weary Saints cd-
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