To have biblical humility is to be someone who has a heart attitude that is meek and humble, rather than full of pride. Jesus described it as being “poor in spirit,” or being fully aware of our true state apart from Christ and our absolute need for Him. Praying for humility is something we should […] The post Praying for Humility – Scripture About Having Humble Hearts appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

Have you tried to take up a spring cleaning or decluttering challenge and just couldn’t seem to finish it? Perhaps you didn’t join at all because you were afraid you’d fail. Yet the cleaning and decluttering still need to happen, and looking at all the chaos can be so discouraging! If you’ve felt that way […] The post Spring Cleaning for the Rest of Us appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

Just because winter is here doesn’t mean the fun outdoor learning has to end! If you’re looking for some great ways to keep your outside adventures going strong all year long, check out these ideas and resources for winter nature studies! Whether it’s scavenger hunts, birding, or an indoor nature table, there are plenty of options to […] The post 20 Winter Nature Studies – Easy, Fun, & Includes Bible Verses! appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

One of the wonderful aspects of homeschooling is the freedom and flexibility we have to create an educational experience that incorporates our child’s interests. When I was in school, taking orchestra class was a highlight for me. As a homeschool mom, I make sure I’m intentional about finding opportunities whenever I can for my children […] The post Homeschool Violin Options: Easy and Affordable Ways to Get Started! appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

When you hear the word “lament,” what do you imagine? Sackcloth and ashes, perhaps? Or weeping and wailing? For most people, the idea of lament seems depressing. It may even seem like something we shouldn’t focus too much on as Christians since we are called to be joyful in the Lord no matter our circumstances.   […] The post Biblical Lament: A FREE Family Devotion & Scripture Printable Pack appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

Christmas season always sneaks up on us, doesn’t it? With the business of fall and then the Thanksgiving holiday, I don’t know how many times I’ve suddenly realized the first day of Advent has come and gone! If you’re in the same boat, don’t worry! It’s not too late to participate in Advent this year. […] The post You’re Not Too Late: 6 Ideas for a Shorter Advent Plan appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

Creating Christmas gifts together as a family is not only economical but also a wonderful way to share quality time and instill the joy of giving in your children. From simple crafts to more elaborate projects, these ideas are perfect for kids and adults alike. Let’s dive into 25 fun and meaningful DIY Christmas gift […] The post 25 DIY Christmas Gift Ideas appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

We’ve already been talking a lot about Legos here at Proverbial Homemaker, and there’s more Lego goodness to come in the coming weeks! However, they aren’t our only source of building entertainment and learning.  Today I’m rounding up our favorite building toys, including Legos, and all the storage and accessories we either already own or […] The post Best Educational Building Toys appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

Every year, we get rid of more and more toys that simply take up space, swapping them for those that encourage open-ended play. Who has time for toys that can’t be used because pieces are missing, or for toys that get played with for just a week before being tossed aside? Not me, that’s for […] The post 25 Best Gifts for Open Ended Play appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more

Teaching kids about Moses and the Exodus? Be sure to check out these fun tabernacle activities your kids will love! Have you ever noticed that your kids learn better through activities like hands-on crafts, notebooking or lapbooks, and stories? Does it seem like their hands and imaginations need to be activated in order for them […] The post Tabernacle Activities Kids Will Love appeared first on Proverbial Homemaker ..read more