No matter what, our home is the first line of defense against the enemy. We can break generational curses with just a warm meal and sweet words. We can help save marriages with respect and reverence toward our husbands. As I've said earlier, we are not the only ones who need to make sure that we save our homes, but this is from a woman written to encourage other women. Love is the biggest ministry that we can give our family. Love can take on many forms such as; hot meals that are healthy for our family, clean clothes so that they can look their best, well kept homes to feel comfortable in, a big hug and kiss when they've had a hard day at school or at work, spending time building memories with them, etc.. Their are so many ways to help keep our families from falling prey to the enemy. Don't take your ministry as wife, mother and homemaker lightly!! That's what the world wants you to think so that it can raise your children and temp your husband toward divorce.
We are strong, beautiful women of Christ, who have been called to be keepers at home. It doesn't matter if you have to work outside the home to be a help meet to your husband. You can still put your first ministry of home first on the list. Their is a war against christian families and together, I know we have what it takes with God on our side to take it by force.
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7 comments:
Well said! Speaking as a woman that is in the midst of seeing my parents long marriage crumble because both sides got to busy with life to put each other first and fell to temptation. It makes me more sure that what I am doing in my home is the right thing to do and the way my awesome husband and I are together and with our children is on the right path.
Great post Valencia! Such wise words.
Blessings,
Mary Ellen
So true! Popp'n over from 'Like a warm cup of coffee...' ;)
A beautiful reminder!
I wanted to let you know that I will be hosting A Day in the Life of My Child tomorrow and would love for you and your readers to participate. All you need to do is blog about your child's day!
Not a wife or mother (yet), but I'm learning how to minister to families and individuals in need of hope, love, and encouragement. Harder since I work full-time, but I've enjoyed the opportunities that God has given me (at least the ones I have seen!).
now that my son is questioning and wanting to learn more about Jesus I have to remind myself of these things.
So sorry to hear about what your parents are going through Tammy, but glad you and your family are fighting for your own.
Ronnica, It is such a blessing to be single devoting your time for Christ. Good job!!
Thanks so much to everyone who took time to comment!
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