Homemaking is not about Pinterest-perfect homes or curated cleaning routines—it’s about creating a space where your family feels safe, nourished, and deeply loved. Taking care of your home is a valuable act of service, one that reflects love in the most ordinary, behind-the-scenes ways. The work may be unseen by the world, but it echoes loudly in the hearts of the people who live there.
I’ve found immense joy in embracing the beauty of the mundane: folding laundry while listening to worship music, cleaning the kitchen as a form of prayer, and lighting a candle at the end of a long day. Here, you’ll find encouragement to simplify your routines, stay motivated through the challenging days, and remember that making a home isn’t just important—it’s sacred work.