Are we afraid of one another as Christian women? Do we see one another as competitors or as co-laborers? We can delight not only in a variety of creative endeavors within the home, but also in the multiplicity of gifts God has granted within His body, the church.

Find part 1 of our conversation here - https://youtu.be/tLKGKAdXOM4
Show notes on the blog here - https://www.simplyconvivial.com/blog/can-moms-have-hobbies-an-interview-with-lexy-sauve/

Lexy shares how her church has developed community and skill-sharing among the women, implementing Titus 2 in a real-life, down-to-earth, organic manner. It’s not a program. It’s being intentional about doing life together and learning from one another.

When social media shapes our pictures of homemaking, we have to ground ourselves in the vital real life of local community.

Dabbling in various homemaking skills – with no pressure to continue them for the rest of our lives or achieve total mastery – allows us to discover delight and satisfaction as we experience maturity and personal growth.

We have to be willing to step out of our comfort zones, push through any awkwardness, seek mentorship, and find inspiration within our local church community. Together, we can nurture a culture of thriving and creativity in homemaking, leaving a lasting impact in our homes and families.

Be patient. Love. Pray. Persevere.
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