From Farm to Faith: What Homesteading Teaches Us About God and Grit
Ask any homesteader why they keep showing up to the hard work, and you will hear the same quiet truth. The chores feed the body, and they also shape the…
Ask any homesteader why they keep showing up to the hard work, and you will hear the same quiet truth. The chores feed the body, and they also shape the…
Picture this. The lights blink out during a backyard campout and your kids cheer. They know what to do. They grab the flashlights, check the water jug, and settle in…
Vinegar has served as a healing tool since the earliest days of recorded medicine. Hippocrates used it on wounds more than two thousand years ago, and the basic compound that…
When the lights go out across America, the Amish would barely flinch. While the rest of the country would be scrambling for generators and batteries, they would hitch their horses,…
I want to be completely honest about something. A few years ago, I would have laughed if someone told me I could grow my own food in my backyard with…
When disaster strikes and the systems we rely on fall apart, survival demands more than food and shelter. It calls for courage, clear thinking, and strong faith. Yet faith is…
If you take away the hot water in a country like Brazil, much of the country wouldn’t miss a beat. In the neighborhood my wife’s family is from, the water…
The Age of Quiet Surveillance It used to take a badge and a warrant to track someone. Today it only takes a smartphone, a database, or a “smart” gadget on…
Tracking is a truly ancient practice. It predates our species. Tracking has been used by indigenous peoples on every populated continent both to hunt prey for meat, in competition with…
Every generation has faced the same cold season challenge: stay warm, stay fed, and stay alive until spring. Long before central heating or grocery stores, Native tribes, frontier settlers, and…