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Published by Tammy Carter Adams

I am a Christian wife and momma to four children, ages 20 to 5. I'm a writer who loves ministry, painting, and interior design. I reside in Orlando full-time, but escape to my farmhouse on a working farm in the sticks of Georgia whenever I can. Welcome to the Hallelujah House! View all posts by Tammy Carter Adams

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Welcome to the Hallelujah House! I’m so happy you knocked on my door. I’m preparing a pot of chicken soup for the kids. My daughter loves my chicken soup. I feel my life is full of preparing, whether I’m preparing my heart for worship, my home for holidays, or my kids for the world. God calls us to being equipped.

I’ve been thinking about the parable of the Ten Virgins lately. Five of them felt no anxiety when meeting the bridegroom because their lamps had oil, while the other five had to run to market to buy it. In the meantime, the bridegroom arrived, and the doors closed on them. They missed the big event. Nothing’s worse than a closed door, but you won’t find that here.

At Hallelujah House my mission is to focus on four areas of preparation the heart, health, home, and harvest of your life. Some blogs will be practical in nature, some fun, and others will give you something to ponder. I’m hoping all of them will raise a hallelujah to our Abba Father.

If you haven’t already I’d love it if you’d subscribe to this blog. It’s as easy as hitting the button in the sidebar and typing in your email address. Look out for the confirmation in your inbox. I do love those comments. It can get lonely out here.

Well, come on in. Slip those shoes off on the porch—this is a farm you know. I just brewed a pot of coffee. Why don’t you have a cup? Oh don’t mind Franklin. Yes, he’s huge, but gentle as a lamb except when it comes to coyotes. Just push him out of your way.