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)
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?