growing together in christ
If Christ were truly the head of every home, how different our families could be.
The popular “tiny house” movement, often highlighted in media, reflects a hunger for simpler living and deeper relationships — a step in the right direction. But simplicity alone isn’t enough. “Home is where the heart is,” and without Christ, our hearts remain lost — like sheep gone astray, each turning to his own way (Isaiah 53:6).
Children begin life trusting and dependent, yet they soon venture beyond their parents’ protection, often unaware that wolves and predators surround them. A home grounded in Christ becomes a refuge — a place where truth, love, and godly order shield and guide each soul within.
The popular “tiny house” movement, often highlighted in media, reflects a hunger for simpler living and deeper relationships — a step in the right direction. But simplicity alone isn’t enough. “Home is where the heart is,” and without Christ, our hearts remain lost — like sheep gone astray, each turning to his own way (Isaiah 53:6).
Children begin life trusting and dependent, yet they soon venture beyond their parents’ protection, often unaware that wolves and predators surround them. A home grounded in Christ becomes a refuge — a place where truth, love, and godly order shield and guide each soul within.
Living Life Well
We all long for homes that are places of rest, refreshment, and love. A tiny house might help eliminate physical clutter, but what makes a house a home is the love within it. And true love begins with Christ. It’s easy to build a house on wheels — much harder to build on the solid rock of Jesus. Our hope is that this website offers more than inspiration for simpler living. We pray it helps you create a space where hearts are nurtured, families grow stronger, and Christ is at the center. May God help us use our living spaces well — and discover new ways to share His love as we grow together in Christ.
Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.
— Psalm 127:1 (ESV)
Parent and Child: Working Together, Making Something Useful And Enjoying Time Together.
Places For Stewardship
And Children
And Children
“Household” may sound like an old or formal word, but it’s actually broader than “family” — and deeply biblical. Scripture often speaks of households in terms of stewardship: caring for people, resources, and relationships over the course of a lifetime.
Getting one’s first living space is a significant milestone. Whether it’s a room, an apartment, or a shared home, each household represents a place where choices are made, values are lived, and lives are shaped.
Census data shows many types of households today: nuclear and blended families, shared housing, group homes, boarding houses, and single-room occupancies. Some include children, while others do not. But each one has the potential to be a place where love grows and stewardship flourishes.
Which Is Home to You?
