Keeper at Home

 Hubby is teaching through Titus in Sunday School.

Last Sunday, the lesson was to the women - 

the traits that an older woman should teach

and that a younger woman should seek to follow.

"Keeper at Home" is sometimes controversial.

Hubby taught it as a mind toward home care and domesticity in both young and old alike.

A woman working outside of the home can still have a heart toward her home.

It may be possible to do both.

Even a young woman without her own home can exhibit a love for home, for beauty, 

for the family she is in and the one she may be a part of one day.

I have a hard time with the balance and therefore I stay at home.

But even in staying at home,

a woman can fail to be a keeper at home.

A stay-at-home wife can lose focus,

can be distracted by things that do not benefit her home,

can be busy with things that are not her primary role.

So I pass that on to you, dear reader:

Are you living with a focus on your home?

Are you serving your home well?

Are you fulfilling what God would have you do?