Frigidity isn't a Virtue

Bright Hearth

Brian Sauvé, Lexy Sauvé

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Femininity, Kids & Family, Cooking, Parenting, Patriarchy, Masculinity, Productive Household

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Welcome to Bright Hearth, a podcast devoted to recovering the lost arts of homemaking and the productive Christian household with Brian and Lexy Sauvé.

This episode continues Season Two of Bright Hearth, looking at marriage as the heart of the productive Christian household. In this episode, Brian & Lexy discuss the importance of warmth as a wifely virtue.

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0:00.0	This episode of Bright hearth is brought to you by garlands of grace and our supporters at patreon.com.
0:07.0	It is in her own home that this warmth of heart and this openness of hand are first to be shown.
0:19.2	It is as a wife and mother that her gentleness performs its most sacred ministry.
0:24.0	Her hand wipes away the tear drops when there is sorrow. In sickness she is the tender nurse.
0:28.8	She bears upon her own heart every burden that weighs upon her husband no matter how the world goes with
0:34.1	him during the day when he enters his own door he meets the fragrant
0:38.2	atmosphere of love a wife's ministry of mercy reaches outside her own doors.
0:43.0	Every true home is an influence of blessing in the community where it stands.
0:46.7	Its light shines out.
0:48.1	Its songs ring out.
0:49.8	Its spirit breathes out.
0:51.3	The neighbors know whether it is hospitable or
0:53.4	inhospitable, warm or cold, inviting or repelling. Some homes bless no
0:58.2	lives outside their own circle. Others are perpetually pouring out
1:02.1	sweetness and fragrance.
1:03.8	The ideal Christian home is a far-reaching blessing.
1:06.5	It sets its lamp in the windows and while they give no less light and cheer to those within,
1:11.4	they pour a little beam upon the gloom without, which may
1:13.7	brighten some dark path and put a little cheer into the heart of some poor passerby.
1:18.2	Its doors stand ever open with a welcome to everyone who comes seeking shelter from the storm or sympathy in sorrow or help
1:25.3	in trial. It is a hospice like those blessed refuges on the Alps where the weary or the
1:30.4	chilled or the fainting are sure always of refreshment of warmth of kindly friendship
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