Strength to Strength Sisters welcomed Mariel Frost to discuss what a home can offer when parents properly order their family.
There is power in a well-ordered home. It serves as a platform for hospitality and a launchpad for ministry. It is a sanctuary of rest and a source of peace. A well-ordered home isn’t perfect or fancy, but it functions smoothly like a well-oiled machine. It produces more fruit for the kingdom than individual family members could achieve alone. A well-ordered home is built on teamwork, servant leadership, and right priorities. By God’s grace, we are all capable of creating a well-ordered home.
Join us as we explore this topic in a very practical way while also looking at some of its deeper spiritual underpinnings.
An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Mariel Frost has been learning the art of homemaking for the past 30 years. She is the joyful wife of Mike Frost and the mother of a growing family, including 12 wonderful children, four delightful daughters-in-law, and three very sweet grandchildren. She lives in central Ohio with her husband and five of their children. She homeschools, delegates, leads, and inspires to the best of her ability, by the grace of God.

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This presentation is part of our “The Power of…” series. Be sure to follow the entire series:
- Talk 1 – “The Power of a Well-Ordered Home” by Mariel Frost (this presentation)
- Talk 2 – “The Power of Love: Evangelism” by Faith Zook
- Talk 3 – “The Power of Intercessory Prayer” by Marietta Yoder
- Talk 4 – “The Power of Limits in an Age of Distraction” by Kristi Mast
- Talk 5 – “The Power of Faithfulness in the Mundane” by Carol Myer
- Talk 6 – “The Power of the Word of God to Renew Our Minds” by Christy Kenaston
- Talk 7 – “The Power of the Hidden Woman” by Patty Miller
- Talk 8 – “The Power of Gratitude” by Janet Martin
