Comparing the Ancient Greek view of work vs. the Bible’s view of work.

From Twenty Wild Decembers, here is a poem on nose-blindness.

Continuing our discussions on the sphere of the land, we look at the reasons that the Bible gives men to work in the world.

Moving through the three sphere’s of the family’s work, today we talk about working in the land. Gathering resources in a transformational way.

Read over Cherise Stutzman’s “Winter Waltz,” Here is Twenty Wild Decembers.

Solomon tells us, in the only Psalm that he wrote, that Rest is at the heart of the home.

At the heart of the home is food. Here’s why that’s so important.

Homemaking is often disparaged, but it is actually a wonderful representation of the image of God.

We continue our series on The mission of God for the Family, comparing the different ways that we inadvertently imagine a rivalry with one another in the family.

The story of Chronos that I reference is found in Hesiod’s Theogony.

As we continue our series on the Mission of God for the Family, we talk about the fierceness of domesticity.

Here is a link to the Chesterton Essay I reference. http://www.gkc.org.uk/gkc/books/goblins.html