The woman of Proverbs 31 is often reduced to a list of manners. Read closely, she is a woman who weighs land, manages a household and builds for the future with wisdom and fear of the Lord.

Paul told the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord always, and then said it twice. What that command means on the day the property news is bad.

James warns us not to be deceived about where good things come from. For homeowners, the quiet deception is often that we did it all ourselves.

Building or extending a house affects the people around it: dust, noise, trucks, run-off, shade. Philippians 2 asks us to look to their interests as well as our own.

Too Jamaican for Toronto, too foreign for Mandeville. For families who live between countries, Paul’s words about heavenly citizenship offer a steadier sense of home.

No one can give you an exact date for Jesus’ return — and that’s not just an opinion, it’s what the Bible…

After the devastating flood, Genesis 8:1 brings a message of hope and reassurance. “God remembered Noah” is a powerful statement that signifies…

In a dry valley with no cloud in sight, God told three armies to start digging. A devotional on waiting actively, and on making room at home for what you are praying for.

Proverbs 3:5-6 is one of the best-loved verses in the Bible. Read on, and the chapter shows what that trust looks like in a household: in money, in sleep and in how we treat the people next door.

The ark of the covenant was overlaid with gold inside and out, though almost nobody would ever see the inside. A devotional on excellence in building, repairs and everyday work at home.