Out here, the pace is slower and the lessons run deep. The goats greet the morning before we do, the laundry dries in the breeze, and there’s almost always something growing — in the garden and in our hearts.

Farm life has a way of shaping you. It teaches patience through planting, perseverance through pruning, and trust when the harvest doesn’t come the way you hoped. It’s not always tidy, but it’s full of grace.

We homeschool at the kitchen table, pray while we gather eggs, and tuck Scripture into the quiet moments of our day. The work is steady, the joy is simple, and the beauty often shows up in the in-between.

This little patch of land is where our faith takes root. It’s where we raise kids close to the earth and even closer to the Lord. And if you’ve ever longed for a life that’s more rooted, more intentional — you’re in good company here.