Today on the Text-Driven Women Podcast, we're continuing our study in Titus 2. In this episode, we're beginning our study of what it means to be a woman "under her roof" by walking through what it means to be “working at home" (Titus 2:5), along with four characteristics that we should be cultivating in our lives in order to be a woman who stewards her home well.

DIGGING DEEPER

What positive and/or negative images come to mind when you think of being a “worker at home”? Ask God to provide you with a heart for your home? 

How can homemaking and hospitality point others to spiritual realities and adorn the gospel?

Where are you tempted to place your identity and worth? IN something outside the home or inside the home? 

Are you preserving and prioritizing your home? 

Are there any changes you need to make in order to properly preserve and prioritize your home? 

What are some ways the gospel and the heart of Christ could be put on display through your heart for the home? 

Read Proverbs 31:10-31. 

Godly homemaking isn’t about glamorizing mundane tasks, but rather taking advantage of every opportunity to “invite heaven's realities” into the lives of those living under your roof. What do you see in Proverbs 31:10-31 that might help you carry out your own daily responsibilities to the glory of God? 

In what area could you use some encouragement, training, or practical help to be a more effective keeper/worker at home? Ask the Lord to direct you to a woman in your local church who is willing to disciple you in this specific area. 

What insights and practical skills have you learned in managing your home that you could share with another woman you are discipling to encourage them in their work at home?