Creating a Home with Meaning with Carrie Gress | Episode 144

Real Talk with Rachel Awtrey

Rachel Awtrey

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Relationships

5 • 647 Ratings

🗓️ 7 April 2021

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Home. It is an elegant word, at once both simple and far-reaching. Home is a place to live in and feel comfortable, but it is much more than that. Hey mama! Do you find yourself slightly cringing when someone asks what you do and you respond with "stay at home mom" or "homemaker"? We get it and are happy to have Carrie Gress on the show to hype you up, lift your spirits and give you a glimpse into why homemakers are the actual heroes. In this inspiring conversation about home, life, and family, Carrie wraps her arms around you, helps you re-establish your purpose in your home, and route you in the direction to create a safe and abundant space for you and your family. Carrie and two other wives and mothers wrote an incredible book, Theology of Home, as a simple guide to help reorient all of us toward our true home, allowing us to think purposefully about how to make our own homes on earth better equipped to get all those living in them to the Father’s house. More on all of this in today's episode! Show notes: behindtheblisspodcast.com/shownotes/144 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.1	You're listening to Behind the Bliss, a weekly podcast where Rachel Autry brings conversations
0:35.3	to you from women that share what's behind their highlight reel.
0:39.3	Each episode is designed for you to see a message from the mess and encourage you to find balance in the
0:44.8	bliss. We know that what you're facing is important for shaping who God has created you to be.
0:50.2	Some may say it's a process that often happens behind the bliss. Here's today's episode.
0:57.3	Hello, friends, and welcome to another episode of Behind the Bliss. If you follow me on
1:02.6	Instagram, then you may have seen that I just started back into my sourdose starter. If you
1:07.9	don't know what a sourdough starter is, it's totally okay. I'm really loving it.
1:13.0	Sourdough starter is used to make sourdough bread. And I think I love making sourdough bread because
1:18.5	it causes me to slow down, to focus, unwind, literally put my hands to something, watch something
1:24.7	grow, and I get better out at every time, which is really fun to see growth in progress. And today's conversation really helped me figure out why I think
1:32.6	I love sourdough bread making so much. Today's guest, Carrie Gress, joins us for this conversation
1:38.4	of homemaking. She's an author, an online curator, a mom of five, and an inspiring homemaker herself.
1:46.6	So I wanted her to join us to talk all things homemaking, and here's why.
1:51.3	We all have a home to tend to take care of.
1:54.0	And regardless if you have people in that home living with you or not, if you're a mom or not,
1:58.5	if you're a wife or not, or whatever. Our home is the first place
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