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Category Archives: women
God Rewards a Disobedient and Unsubmitted Wife
At the time I am writing, family relationships are one of the several subjects that have become a litmus test of faith in American Christianity. God’s story of life in God’s family, as depicted in the Bible, is much more nuanced … Continue reading
Posted in Carlene Byron, community, family, greed, leadership, love, marriage, women
Tagged "The Gift" Henry Hyde, 1 Sam, King David, King Saul, Nabal
Why Do They Want to Die Like Kurt Cobain?
“Born to Die” singer Lana Del Rey told The Guardian, UK, this week that she wished she was already dead, like Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse. Not that she plans to check out, but she’s just tired of doing the … Continue reading
Posted in Carlene Byron, celebrities, death, discipleship, encouragement, women
Tagged amy winehouse, kurt cobain, lana del rey, Suicide
Christian Homemaking As Part of a Career
There’s something to be said for working at home full-time after having been full-time “at work” for years. Continue reading
Posted in Carlene Byron, discipleship, economy, personal change, women, work
Tagged Christian, Family, Google Docs, Home Office, Housewife, Small Business