If you own a slow cooker and happen to have some plain yogurt hiding in the back of your fridge along with some milk, you’re in luck! You can take the dwindling remains of your yogurt and multiply it into a fresh batch of... read more
Whether you’re a taco fan, enchilada lover, or breakfast burrito guru, homemade tortillas are the best way to enjoy your favorites and save a little extra in your pocket book at the same time. Or simply make them because you forgot to pick up... read more
I love books and I love reading. I love both so much, in fact, that I try to own as few books as possible and to read as few of them as I can get away with. Before you think I’m somehow being sarcastic... read more
I have read a lot of material on the subjects of Christian stewardship and general money management. While most have been helpful, none of the resources I’ve looked at so far have satisfactorily provided as comprehensive a treatment (both theologically and practically) of this... read more
If you’re looking for help with time management and productivity disciplines, I’d encourage you to look into Matt Perman’s “What’s Best Next: How the Gospel Transforms the Way You Get Things Done.” While I have also benefited from some of the market’s best-sellers for... read more
I Corinthians 10:31 says, “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” Obviously, “whatever you do” includes a lot of things. For my family, it includes homesteading. The question I am responsible for answering then as... read more
After a recent conversation with Tim regarding our winter preparations, I started doing some research on inexpensive types of homemade candles or lamps. Last year we had a horrible snow and ice storm dumping over a foot of snow on the roads and power... read more
