Karen Andreola - Mother Culture Talk

For a mother to cultivate her soul so in turn she can cultivate the souls of her children, to allow herself a bit of recreation, to be fed by God's Word, to refresh herself by exploring her own interests, to find a little time for herself especially when so many others depend on her, is what Karen calls "Mother Culture."
She supplies examples of refreshment.
Believing that all mothers are crowned with authority by God to be queens of their households, she reminds listeners that the devoted Christian mother has a holy advantage. She is empowered by the Holy Spirit who comes alongside her in her service of love and duty.
Karen speaks personally and candidly in front of a live audience in 2004.
If there is such a thing as the joy-of-childhood, there is such a thing as the joy-of-motherhood, and Mother Culture admonishes a mother to recognize and live within this blessing.
Instead of feeling stressed-out, hectic, and frazzled, how wonderful when a mother can say, “My cup runneth over,” because it runs over into the family circle. The benefits of Mother Culture do not end with herself.
Aprox 38 minutes.
Books by Karen Andreola:
A Charlotte Mason Companion: amzn.to/2zxPvNG
Story Starters: amzn.to/2ho0liM
Pocketful of Pinecones:amzn.to/2i35Q3q
Lessons at Blackberry Inn: amzn.to/2hqukqu
Website: charlottemason...
Blog: motherculture.com
This video's music can be found at: starrynightmed...

[@terezkap303]

I love this!!!thank you so much!!!!!A homeschooling, Christian momma of three from Down Under

[@lindseyberrum]

Laughed and cried. What a treasure.

[@saritasarit]

You can hear the wholeheartedness in every word... so helpful. I love the part about the the responsibility of being a queen...

[@yolandatejedor214]

I am not a mother yet but this is so inspiring. I cant wait to get my hands on her books

[@L.L.W.PODCAST]

Sharing with all the homeschool moms I know! Top notch words and truth!

[@nettishawalsh2400]

So beautiful... so encouraging... I'm going to keep coming back to this... thank you 😊

[@vanlun1010]

My heart is so encouraged, thank you for sharing this beautiful message.

[@KPNCTN]

I'm listening to this for the second time. It is so good!

[@dianaplante7894]

Me too!!

[@amandakeenan4912]

Oh I love this

[@FiveEighteenBlog]

Just beautiful!!!

[@ginasenaijc]

I love this so much… thank you Karen!

[@MsSusieHomemaker]

So thoughtful and encouraging, thank you for sharing your heart.

[@homegrownlearners7947]

Thank you Karen!!!

[@dshowalter]

This is so good, soo good. Thank you so much for the encouragement. Every wife and mother should listen to this

[@nicoleauld9536]

Fantastic and such an encouraging talk! Thank you for sharing with us!

[@thedaughterofthewest7184]

Beautiful message.

[@chanellergful]

Love this.

[@lydiasabina]

This is so good... Is there a script of this speech anywhere

[@lindseyberrum]

❤

[@lauratempestini5719]

Actually the true sabbath is Saturday

[@stevevernon5038]

@lauratempestini No, the true sabbath was kept by the moon according to ancient Yisraelites. The jews who are not Yisraelites change it to saturday for business convenience. They admit that in their writings. So no, saturday is not true sabbath. The ancient Yisraelites used numbers for months and days not pagan god names. Please research.