The Traditional Redneck
MH EatonSharing about slow liturgical living, biblical womanhood, and redneck antics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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What is Church Actually?
This is deep waters in American Christian discussion. What is “church” and what should it look like? Or more importantly, what should it NOT look like?
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The topic of church substance has in fact been a di...
You Can't Quit Church Just Because It's Uncomfortable
The major culprits for the neglect of public worship within the American church are church hurt and dislike of organized religion. Secondary reasons include being too busy with life, needing a “real” break over the weekend, or children’s ac...
But have you talked to him?
There’s variations on the theme, but the typical gist is something along these lines: “My husband is an idiot and can’t do anything right.”
The husband is a great guy, really, but he’s just not very competent (insert eye roll). He’s a comp...
It's taking me twice as long to get anything done...
Earlier this last week I sat down to mend a pair of shorts. I am the level of thrifty that says if it’s broke and I can fix it, it’s getting fixed. Why buy a new one when I can mend the old for free and make it just as serviceable? This par...
The Feast of the Ascension
Icon of the Ascension of Christ, Orthodox Church in America
If you’re Protestant, you celebrate Easter Sunday sometime usually in March or April. You might practice Lent, you might not. But after Easter Sunday, what next? Most churches go...
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Traditional Anglican wife and mama sharing about slow liturgical living, biblical womanhood, and redneck antics.
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