After speaking at an even this past weekend about the homestead pantry, we have more to say and wanted to go more in depth. So in today’s episode we’re going over the homestead “larder” and what that looks like for us.

Ample Flame is here to encourage listeners to do the hard work of reclaiming the gifts God has given us of faith, family and food from a broken culture.

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Music

Intro: The Light From Within by Howard Harper-Barnes

Outro: Zanzibar by Jones Meadow

Formal education is great, but what can you learn to prepare you and your family for a good quality of life? Ben and Meg sit down in this week’s episode to talk about the importance of life skills.

Ample Flame is here to encourage listeners to do the hard work of reclaiming the gifts God has given us of faith, family and food from a broken culture.

Hollar Homestead Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHollarHomestead

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Music

Intro: The Light From Within by Howard Harper-Barnes

Outro: Zanzibar by Jones Meadow

Are the standards we have for our food becoming an idol we worship? Ben and Meg talk about not putting food above relationships, but still having standards for how they feed their family.

Ample Flame is here to encourage listeners to do the hard work of reclaiming the gifts God has given us of faith, family and food from a broken culture.

Hollar Homestead Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHollarHomestead

Join us on Patreon for ad-free content and exclusive episodes like the Aftershow! https://www.patreon.com/c/AmpleFlame

Music

Intro: The Light From Within by Howard Harper-Barnes

Outro: Zanzibar by Jones Meadow