Faith, Home, & Family
It's been a rather slow week this week. Zach still isn't feeling well from the cold he had. He still managed to get most of his schoolwork done, though. He didn't even make it to church Sunday or Wednesday. Hopefully, he's feeling lots better soon. Abby is doing well with her schoolwork. Monday night, she helped with little kids band practice at … [Continue]
I recently received a copy of the book Alone Yet Not Alone to review. The book Alone Yet Not Alone is a novelization of the new movie by the same name. Alone Yet Not Alone - the Book … [Continue]
I recently received a copy of the new book On Distant Shores by Sarah Sundin to review. Caught between the war raging around them and the battles within, two souls long for peace---and a love that remains true. Lt. Georgiana Taylor has everything she could want. A boyfriend back home, a loving family, and a challenging job as a flight nurse. … [Continue]
As part of the Schoolhouse Review Crew, I received Beauty in the Heart from Doorposts to review. Doorposts started providing Bible based parenting and character training materials 20 years ago. Their newest offering is Beauty in the Heart. Beauty in the Heart is a study of Godly beauty for young women. It is written for girls … [Continue]
There was a lot going on in my kitchen this week. We were blessed again by a neighbor giving us corn. I put eight meal sized bags of corn in the freezer. I had already canned 13 quarts of corn, so I decided to try my hand at canning creamed corn this time. I followed the directions in the (affiliate link) Blue Book Guide to Preserving. I canned … [Continue]
I recently received a copy of the book Discovering God's Will for Your life: Your Journey with God by Mike Lutz to review. From the back cover: At one time or another most Christians ask, "How can I know God's will for my life?: Discovering God's Will for your Life helps answer that question. In his book, author Mike Lutz takes a deep biblical … [Continue]
This week I thought I'd share some interest plants around the farm and some of the ways they are used. All, with the exception of the Raspberries, are considered weeds. Weeds that have medicinal uses. Our Red Raspberries are growing again. We always get a harvest in the spring, and a larger harvest in the fall. Red Raspberries have … [Continue]
