For most of us, tending the land has very little to do with God’s Word and His Kingdom. Aside from having a Biblical work ethic and honest business practices, we Christians tend to grow things like everyone else. After all, what more could you do? You dig a hole, you...
Laurie Neverman Laurie Neverman Laurie Neverman blogs at Common Sense Homesteading – one of the most visited homesteading blogs on the internet. She has a background as an engineer with a specialization in alternative energy, which she has applied to...
Almost two years ago, I saw the Back to Eden film, an interesting and educational documentary on a form of gardening that is built on two premises: Don’t till, and cover the ground with mulch. I was so taken with the concept that I immediately told my husband, “We...
This post is excerpted from Traditional Cooking School, where founder Wardee Harmon and her team provide top-notch instruction on cooking traditional food and healthy eating. This post is by Jenny Cazzola, a contributor at Traditional Cooking School. As we...
Awesome documentary! Really puts everything in perspective and connects the dots clearly. We’ll being sharing this with Family and Friends.
Robert K.
An excellent expose on the modern systems that are suppressing our health, freedom and security. …a positive message pointing to the solutions that are essential to building a sustainable and resilient future for ourselves and the generations to come.
Josh Thomas
One of the best films I’ve seen for ages! A really lovely, intelligent, inspiring film.
Michelangelo B.
This film is a thoughtful, comprehensive, and insightful look at the way things are; and in the words of Francis Schaeffer, a look at ‘how should we then live.’ It contains a warning that our minds must be renewed, and a way to accomplish the transition we must make. Well done.
