The Christian Home Magazine, 120th edition

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Welcome to the 119th edition of The Christian Home Magazine, a weekly Blog Magazine posted (normally) every Monday.

July is a crazy busy month for us. Last week had me away from the computer between Vacation Bible School and our attempt to stock our freezer with salmon through the resident dip netting trip. Sadly, we only got 2 salmon and instead had sunburned boys and lost equipment (that costs around $150.)

All that busy-ness meant last week’s issue didn’t get published. So, enjoy a ‘double dose’ of some authors this week.

Articles are submitted by various Christian Blog authors. I hope you enjoy the articles submitted for this week’s ‘double’ article issue for a few contributors as last week was skipped. Don’t forget to leave a comment here about your favorite article and give the author some comment love on their blog!

Gardening & Flowers

Featured Columnist –Linda fromLinda’s Lunacy shares a new Saturday on the Farm – Garden Tour. She’s taking us on a tour of her garden again. I have to confess a bit of envy as our garden’s taken a nose dive this past week.

Linda also posted Saturday on the Farm – Storing Seeds. I’m always thankful for great tips on how to organize things in the home. With all the back to school sales going on right now it’s a great time to pick up a few binders. Make sure to check out a more unusual storage container in her house (which I wish we still had in ours!)

The Godly Home

Featured Columnist – Mrs. Sarah Coller from Hope in Every Season is sharing Obeying When It Doesn’t Make Sense. She’s talking about something that’s been on my mind for quite a while ~ head covering. Click through to read her thoughts on this and how it ties into obedience.

Mrs. Sarah Coller is also sharing Adopting an Attitude of Prayer. She talks about praying even when it is a challenge.

Design and Decorate

Featured Columnist Deanna from Home Haven Ministry is back with DECORATING ON THE PRAIRIE: Did you hear that? I love the reflection she has going regarding the ‘stuff’ in our homes.

Modest fashion

Featured Columnist –Caroline from The Modest Mom blog shares her Modest Monday and a Link Up post for this week as well as a Modest Monday and a Link Up post for last week. Her outfits are lovely as usual.

Gentle Humor

Featured Columnist – Alana from Lightly Salted has The Five People You Meet in Prayer Groups on her blog this week. Check out her list and see if you ‘recognize’ any of these characters.

Last week’s post had Alana sharing If You Talked to Your Spouse Like You Talk to God. Ouch! How many times do we fail to treat those we profess to love with the love God wants us to express? Making time for God and our spouse are both priorities for me and Alana’s somewhat humorous post has me more convicted to do better.

Movies and Music

Featured Columnist – Laura O from Day Day in Our World shares how you can Entertain and Educate through Bible Stories with Superbook. This series of Bible stories has been very well received by my younger boys and I think they’ll want to collect the other episodes as they come out. Who can argue with something wholesome?

Hospitality

Featured Columnist–Heather from Marine Corps Nomads will be back soon as she continues the transition to a new home.

I am looking for featured

columnists and/or submissions for the Finance, Fitness, Home Business, Homekeeping, Parenting and Young Adult Columns. The young adult columnist needs to be an established teen or young adult blogger.

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Thank you so much for reading! To submit your work for consideration, or to find out more about The Christian Home magazine, just visit the about page.

As the carnival site is acting wacky,

submissions can be email directly to me at daybydayinourworld at gmail dot com or via the contact form on this blog.

While we have featured columnists for many of the columns, any Christian author can submit for inclusion in the magazine in all of the different columns.