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Written By Elisabeth K. Corcoran So many people are hurting each other. So many Christ-following people are hurting each other. So many Christian husbands and wives are hurting each other. I have recently been privy to intimate details of one Christian marriage after another where someone was being desperately hurt by their spouse. I do…
Are you looking for a delicious and easy-to-make BBQ sauce recipe? Look no further than this apple BBQ sauce! It’s perfect for canning and is sure to be a hit with your friends and family. Then look no further, because this Apple BBQ sauce is perfect! It’s got a great sweet and smoky flavor, and…
This is a recipe I have shared before, but since it is one of my favorite recipes ever and since it goes with this week’s series on Summer Squash, I thought it was time to revisit it! These patties are easily made gluten free by using your favorite gluten free flour and you can omit…
This is a recipe I have shared before, but since it is one of my favorite recipes ever and since it goes with this week’s series on Summer Squash, I thought it was time to revisit it! These patties are easily made gluten free by using your favorite gluten free flour and you can omit…
This is one of the best ideas. EVER. I found this idea, again, on Pintrest! I loved the idea so much that I implemented it into my home within 24 hours. The kids were okay with it, if not thrilled. This is my UH OH Bucket. Here’s what the label on the box says: YOU…
There’s nothing quite like the aroma of freshly baked bread filling your kitchen—especially when it’s a soft, buttery loaf that’s perfect for slathering with jam or serving alongside a hearty meal. There’s just nothing like homemade bread. I found this recipe at the Curvy Carrot and it immediately became one of my family’s favorites. There’s…
I had a good garden last year. Here are my goals for this year: Vegetable Garden Something I am working harder at this year, is succession planting. I was excited to find Seeds of Change seeds at Wal-Mart and discovered a sweet pea – Green Arrow Shell Peas – which are a bush type pea…
I love this time of year. When the weather warms up just enough that you know spring is coming and the itch to dig in the dirt and grow something gets under your skin. In the past I have used yogurt cups, egg cartons, butter dishes, and more to start my seeds in. This year…
I was so proud of my garden last year. For the first time my tomato plants did not get blight and grew so big and beautiful! Some of the plants were five feet tall! I had 17 of them in all. Plus, I grew squash, cucumbers, strawberries, radishes, potatoes, peppers, and herbs. I didn’t get…
My daughter, Laura – age 8, surprised me by planting her own garden and working the soil, right in the middle of our front yard in an old stump we had been filling in with dirt. I didn’t even know she had planted the garden until she came running in one day after campmeeting and…