30/06/2026
Why Titus 2 Matters So Much to Me
People often ask why I spend so much time writing, teaching, and encouraging women to become keepers of the home. Why Titus 2? Why homemaking? Why biblical womanhood?
The answer is simple. Because I believe it matters.
I have watched our culture drift further and further away from God's design for women, marriage, motherhood, and the home. Feminism promised women freedom, fulfillment, and happiness. Instead, many women are exhausted, overwhelmed, lonely, and searching for purpose. Homes are struggling. Children are suffering. Families are falling apart.
I cannot fix the culture, but I can obey what God has called older women to do.
Titus 2 is not a suggestion. It is a command.
God tells older women to teach the younger women. He tells us to be examples. He tells us to encourage them to love their husbands, love their children, be self controlled, pure, workers at home, kind, and submissive to their own husbands so that the Word of God is not dishonored.
That is a high calling.
I want younger women to know that there is joy in serving Christ through ordinary faithfulness. There is dignity in washing dishes, changing diapers, homeschooling children, preparing meals, managing a home, and supporting a husband. These things may never make headlines, but they matter to God.
I also want women to know that biblical womanhood is about far more than baking bread or hanging laundry on a clothesline. Those things are wonderful, but they are not the foundation. Christ is.
Before I am a homemaker, I am a Christian.
Before I am a wife, I belong to Christ.
Before I am a mother, I am His servant.
Everything else flows from that.
I also believe that women desperately need older women who will simply walk beside them. Many have never been taught how to cook from scratch, manage a home, raise children, budget money, or build a peaceful home. Others have never seen a joyful biblical marriage. They are not looking for perfection. They are looking for someone willing to say, "Come, let me show you what God has taught me."
That is the heart of Titus 2.
I know I am not perfect. I still have much to learn myself. But I also know that God does not call perfect women to teach. He calls faithful women.
If my life can encourage one young wife to stay faithful when marriage is hard...
If one young mother finds joy instead of resentment in caring for her children...
If one family is strengthened because a woman chose God's design over the world's message...
Then every article, every post, every lesson, and every conversation has been worth it.
This generation needs more than influencers.
It needs faithful older women.
Women who know God's Word.
Women who live it.
Women who are willing to teach it.
That is why Titus 2 matters so much to me.
My prayer is that more women will answer that calling. Not because it is popular. Not because it is easy. But because it is biblical, and because faithful women have the opportunity to strengthen homes, encourage families, and point the next generation to Christ.
The greatest legacy we leave behind may not be found in a career, a platform, or a title. It may simply be that we faithfully taught another woman to follow Jesus in her home, and then she taught another, and another after her.
That is how cultures begin to change.
One faithful woman at a time.
