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The Fruit of Industrial Capitalism Perhaps industrial capitalism is more easily seen in the fruit of it’s labor. One could quickly point to the recent Walmart debacle and a dozen … Continue Reading →
We started by reading all about sourdough. Ever wonder what homemakers did before baking powder and commercial yeast? Sourdough would be the answer! By mixing flour and water and letting … Continue Reading →
Meal planning and preparation is certainly an art as well as a science. I have been reading about sourdough bread and the science of the process was quite interesting. I … Continue Reading →
The Difference Between Capitalism and Industrial Capitalism After my long “discussion” on the lack of a Biblical foundation for the notion of federally authorized and created entity or “persons” commonly called … Continue Reading →
No intelligent person would say that the care and feeding of a family is a small, insignificant job. It not only takes time and work, but careful thought out planning … Continue Reading →
At Sherwood Baptist, Jim McBride serves as Executive Pastor. It’s safe to say not too many pastors have had the experiences that Jim has. (More about that in Did You … Continue Reading →
The feminist movement would have us believe that the life of homemaking is only for uneducated, low achieving, lazy women who do not have any ambition to do anything profound … Continue Reading →
PERA, The Public Expression of Religion Act of 2005 (HR 2679) is up for a vote tomorrow. This is an important bill as it will keep our tax dollars from supporting … Continue Reading →
We received an early morning phone call that the package we ordered had arrived and was ready for pickup. Yes, there are some things the postman will not deliver and … Continue Reading →
I can’t complain. Since moving out to the country, the children have been in heaven with endless things to do and see. Not only have they discovered mysterious bugs, crystals … Continue Reading →