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Monday Motivation #49 | Acts of Courageous Homemaking #3, Be Salty, Stay Lit
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We are at the half-way point of our Acts of Courageous Homemaking series today.
We’ve discussed how God’s sovereignty is the foundation for our courage.
We looked at the importance of being informed and how to find trustworthy sources.
And last week we talked about keeping the home fires burning; that is homemaking as an act of resistance and defiance of the enemy in a spiritual war zone.
Today I’m going to talk about the impact we have as homemakers not just in our homes but on the culture as a whole.
While the modern day Babylon we inhabit may cause us to want to hide away, we still have a call as Christians to stay salty and be lit.
NOTES & RESOURCES
More in this Series
- MM #46 Acts of Courageous Homemaking | Our Foundation
- MM #47 Acts of Courageous Homemaking #1 | Be Informed
- MM #48 Acts of Courageous Homemaking #2 | Keep the Home Fires Burning
Original Article with Footnotes
Scripture Referenced in Episode
- Daniel 1-6
- Jeremiah 28-29
- Jeremiah 29:4-7 (Settle Down in Babylon)
- Jeremiah 29:11 (God's plans for you)
- Matthew 5:1-6 (salt, light, lamp stands and hill tops)
- Philippians 4:8, Ephesians 2:12, Colossians 4:6 (how to be salty and stay lit)
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HOMEMAKING RESOURCES
- Homemaker's Journal, AoH Seasonal Magazine
- Private Facebook Group, Homemaker Forum
- JR Miller's Homemaking Study Guide
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