Titus 2.5 teaches us that women are to be workers at home or keepers of the home.

Today I'm sharing why the home is so important in ways women can be faithful keepers of the home.

This is part two and a three-part series.

Welcome to the Sheepers Faithfulful Podcast, episode number 136.

Truth and Encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to the podcast.

We are in the middle of a series on work, And today we're going to be talking about women in the home being builders of her house, workers at home,

what that looks like, what that means. So I'm really excited that you're here with me today.

If you didn't, we later found, if you didn't listen, if you didn't, if you didn't listen

to last week's episode, not only did you miss an incredible life hack about how to bat

the cat, but we also, we, I, I also laid a foundation about biblical, kind of a biblical

worldview for work. So I encourage you to check that out. And before we get into today's episode, I really

want to thank everyone who has supported this podcast in some way. My Patreon supporters who

give generously and sacrificially every month, most of them give a gift of $5 a month, and that

has really served to provide for this podcast. The season I am in right now is with

really little ones and I'm homeschooling and my husband is a pastor at a church and so I volunteer

at our church a lot. And so it became this point where the podcast was something I loved to do,

but it was an expensive hobby. And so I'm so grateful for the people

who have come around me to support it so that I could do this and not have to worry about

what can I invent and sell? Because I'm not so skilled at that. I did. Does anybody out there,

remember hospitality? That was fun. I love i love tea tried to sell it i i went

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