Tag: faith based homemaking
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When Life Feels Like One Thing After Another
Friends, I wanted to check in because it’s been a couple of weeks since I’ve shared anything here. Thank you for your patience while I stepped away for a little while. Sometimes life has a way of demanding our full attention, and these past few weeks have certainly been one of those seasons. It feels…
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The Beauty of Biblical Gardening: Plants & Herbs Mentioned in Scripture
Discovering God’s presence in the garden, one plant at a time. There is something deeply peaceful about working in a garden. The quiet rhythm of pulling weeds, watering thirsty plants, and watching tiny seeds become flourishing life reminds us that God is always at work—even when we cannot see it. As I’ve spent more time…
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Life Lately: Worshipping Through the Busy Seasons
First, I want to apologize for the quietness around here lately. I had every intention of posting more regularly, but life has been moving at a pace that has left very little room for sitting down at the computer. The past few weeks have been full in every sense of the word. Three weeks ago,…
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What I Want My Children to Remember About Home
Lately, I’ve found myself thinking about the memories my children are making without even realizing it. As mothers, we spend so much of our time focused on the tasks in front of us. We wash dishes, fold laundry, make meals, clean up messes, and manage the countless details that keep a family moving forward. Some…
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Learning the Garden We Were Given
This is our second spring in this house, and for the first time, I finally feel like I’m beginning to truly know the garden. Last spring, I watched everything mostly from the windows. I was heavily pregnant, moving slowly, and simply trying to make it through those final weeks before welcoming our baby. I noticed…
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Welcome to Sparrow & Hearth Living
A Christian motherhood & slow living blog There’s something sacred about beginnings. Not the loud, confetti-filled kind — but the quiet kind. The kind that feels like early morning light spilling across the kitchen table. The kind that smells like fresh soil and coffee brewing. The kind that starts small… and grows slowly. Welcome to…