Titus 2, Homemaking & the Quiet Work That Still Matters | Off-Grid Daily Life

Homemaking, Titus 2, and the Quiet Power of a Faithful Life | Off-Grid Homemaker Encouragement

Today’s video is a little different — but maybe exactly what you need.

As I go about my daily rhythm here on our off-grid homestead, I’m sharing a quiet voiceover about something close to my heart: the calling of a Titus 2 woman, the cultural shift away from homemaking, and why this work still matters.

You’ll see B-roll from my real life — grinding fresh wheat in the Mockmill, making a simple cornbread recipe my boys love (a Jiffy Mix Hack), repurposing roast broth for our dogs, hanging laundry indoors, and tending our goats and chickens.

But this isn’t just a video about chores. It’s about the sacred rhythm of keeping a home… and the uphill battle women face today to choose it.

We’ll talk about:

What Titus 2 really asks of older women (and how we’ve often fallen silent)

How culture has devalued the role of homemakers

Why faith, planning, and quiet work can rebuild what’s been lost

How even scraps and laundry can become ministry when done for the Lord

If you’re a younger woman who feels pulled toward home but unsure where to start… or if you’re an older woman wondering if your wisdom still matters — this is for you.

Pull up a chair, and let’s talk while I work.

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