On Life at Home
This issue centers around common issues that parents face at home and in their marriage. We also deal with some topics that no one thinks about, but are of incredible importance! Interviews include Neverclaim, Matt Price, Hugh Halter, and Finding Favor.
This issue centers around common issues that parents face at home and in their marriage. We also deal with some topics that no one thinks about, but are of incredible importance!
Interviews include Neverclaim, Matt Price, Hugh Halter, and Finding Favor.
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Growing Up Christian<br />
Wh<strong>at</strong> Does a Real “Christian” <strong>Home</strong><br />
Look Like?<br />
By K<strong>at</strong>hy Smith<br />
“Honey, could you answer the door? I’m trying<br />
to get this casserole in the oven so th<strong>at</strong> we can<br />
e<strong>at</strong> before midnight! Courtney would you mind<br />
seeing who is on the phone and unless it is a life<br />
and de<strong>at</strong>h emergency tell them I will call back.<br />
Jeremiah, I need you to empty the dishwasher<br />
in this century, preferably now so we can have<br />
dishes to e<strong>at</strong> on when the casserole comes out<br />
of the oven!”<br />
spouse as a family? Not with barked commands<br />
or angry tirades of frustr<strong>at</strong>ion, but with real one on<br />
one communic<strong>at</strong>ion?<br />
Before our feet even hit the floor in the morning,<br />
we can have a mass of unanswered emails or<br />
messages awaiting in our inbox. Trying to prepare<br />
I’m sure your house has never sounded like this?<br />
Of course, I jest! We have all had days, maybe<br />
even weeks, or worse yet, months like this.<br />
Sometimes it seems as though our day is filled<br />
with stress and drama from morning until night.<br />
In this decade of modern technology, we can<br />
have our daily routine interrupted by an onslaught<br />
of text messages, emails, skype calls, and Facebook<br />
messages; not to mention the time honored<br />
knocks <strong>at</strong> the front door and /or phone calls. How<br />
did we ever survive without all these communic<strong>at</strong>ion<br />
options th<strong>at</strong> inund<strong>at</strong>e our day, and sometimes<br />
our peace as well? How can we possibly<br />
find time to simply interact with our children and
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