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83 | I Asked My Grandma About Marriage & Homemaking | Wisdom from a Seasoned Christian Wife

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Hey lovely,

Today’s episode is incredibly special to me.

I sat down with my grandmother to talk about what marriage, homemaking, weddings, motherhood, faith, and what simple living looked like during her generation — and honestly… I walked away feeling deeply encouraged.

We talked about:

  • Being married for nearly 58 years
  • Planning a wedding 
  • Building a home from scratch with no kitchen sink for years
  • Living contentedly in hard seasons
  • Learning marriage without social media or comparison
  • Family devotions and faith rhythms
  • Why modern women feel so overwhelmed today
  • The beauty of simple living and trusting God daily

This episode felt like sitting at the kitchen table listening to wisdom that our generation desperately needs again.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by comparison, pressure, perfectionism, or the constant desire for “more,” I truly think this conversation will bring you peace.

You are lovely, and so is your home.

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83 | I Asked My Grandma About Marriage & Homemaking | Wisdom from a Seasoned Christian Wife

Lovely Home Podcast | Home Management, Grace Filled Mindset, Healthy Habits, Routines & Rhythms for Christian Homemaker Wives

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