Lizzie Sanduleac’s Reviews > For the Family's Sake > Status Update

“…laughter, fun, love, and warm hugs make this maybe the nicest occupation of all—motherhood!”

“Is there an atmosphere of [the fruit of the Spirit] —where behavior is not “all over the place” but orderly, with people who are strong enough to keep their promises and follow through on their choices? In homes with children this means the sweet order of their having learned an attitude of obedience without having been crushed.”

“Atmosphere. It hits us when we walk into an apartment or a house. Maybe there is a chaotic atmosphere. Maybe it is sterile. It can immediately display the very “smell” of anger, cold control, or disrespect... In contrast the atmosphere can be one of concern, acceptance, and love for every person.”

Does my home have an atmosphere of love?

Well, homes can’t be homes at all if they are dissolved when problems come. If they are to endure, it means sticking to homemaking when it all seems bleak.

“So can cultures be redeemed. If enough people live according to the truth of who they are in relation to God and His goodness, then goodness spreads like a light. It can grow again like a spring after the harsh winter of disaster.”

“The profound truth is that the way we as persons live every day is based on our belief about who we actually are and what life is about.”

“Holding this life-denying post-Christian view, many are ignorant of the value and joy of having an everyday life rooted in a home and community.”