In this episode of Homemaking with Grace, I talk about how Christian women can and should stop watching the news -- or at the very least, start to create better boundaries around it. The news can be addictive and it also tends to be very negative. Learn about how and why you should stop watching the news or how you can have healthier boundaries with it. LISTEN BELOW SHOW NOTES: Want to support Homemaking with Grace Podcast? Consider "buying me a coffee" at ⁠ ⁠ https://ko-fi.com/homemakingwithgrace ⁠ Purchase the NEW "Morning Grace Devotional" eBook by Adrienne Jason at ⁠ https://ko-fi.com/s/1ba3838a86 ⁠ Subscribe to my FREE newsletter to stay informed about new podcasts, devotionals and articles at ⁠ https://homemakingwithgrace.blogspot.com/p/free-newsletter.html ⁠ READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT FROM THE SHOW BELOW: In today’s fast-paced world, the constant barrage of news can be overwhelming and distressing. Doomscrolling refers to the habit of continuously scrolling t...

In this episode I talk about how Christian women and homemakers can take a more "non-diet-culture" approach to fitness and health. Diet culture tries to make us think that we must be a certain size or body shape in order to be happy and healthy but this simply isn't so! Let's focus instead on simply having a healthier approach to fitness and embracing our bodies with grace and kindness, which are temples of the Holy Spirit! LISTEN TO PODCAST BELOW Would you like to help support " Homemaking with Grace Podcast"? Feel free to make a donation CLICK HERE or purchase a product in the webstore CLICK HERE . You can also  *share the podcast with others *pray for this ministry Embracing a healthy "non-diet culture" approach to fitness In a world where fitness is often equated with weight loss, it can be refreshing and empowering to focus on health and well-being instead. For Christian women, maintaining a fitness routine that honors God and ...

In this episode I dive into why Social Media is not a healthy place for homemakers and their families. If you decide to continue to use social media, I share some practical tips for how to create healthier boundaries with it for you and your family. Homemakers should be more focused on their husband, children, bible study and homemaking rather than spending all day long scrolling through social media. We can also benefit from enjoying other types of healthy hobbies as well rather than wasting time on facebook, instagram, tik-tok, twitter x, etc. Listen in to learn more! LISTEN BELOW Want to support  Homemaking with Grace Podcast? Consider "buying me a coffee" at  https://ko-fi.com/homemakingwithgrace ⁠ Get a complimentary copy of the ebook " Helpful Homemaking Tips for Christian Women " when you sign up for the free newsletter today.  ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ READ THE SHOW  TRANSCRIPT BELOW  In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of our daily liv...

  Do you ever find yourself binge-watching streaming shows on platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, BritBox, Prime, Tubi, Sling, etc? In this episode I talk about how to stop binge-watching streaming shows. I discuss why binge-watching streaming shows is not healthy and give tips for what you can do to have a more moderate approach to watching streaming TV shows and Movies and also offer suggestions for other fun and relaxing things that you and your family can do instead. LISTEN BELOW   Want to support Homemaking with Grace Podcast? Consider "buying me a coffee" or becoming a member and getting exclusive access to members only podcasts. Visit https://ko-fi.com/homemakingwithgrace ⁠  Get a complimentary copy of the ebook "Helpful Homemaking Tips for Christian Women" when you sign up for the free newsletter today at ⁠https://tinyurl.com/bdf2cret⁠  

As a Christian homemaker, maintaining a clean and organized kitchen is not just about keeping things tidy; it’s about creating a welcoming and peaceful environment for your family and guests. Here are some practical tips to help you achieve a well-organized kitchen that reflects your values of faith, family, and hospitality. 1. Start with a Plan Begin by assessing your kitchen space and identifying areas that need improvement. Create a cleaning schedule that fits your daily routine. Proverbs 31:27 reminds us, “ She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness ."  A plan helps you stay on top of tasks and ensures your kitchen remains a pleasant place. 2. Declutter Regularly Remove items that you no longer use or need. Donate or dispose of excess utensils, gadgets, and appliances. A clutter-free kitchen not only looks better but also makes it easier to find what you need. Remember, simplicity can be a form of stewardship. 3. Organize ...