Let the clean-up begin….

“clean- up all spilled juices and thoroughly rinse”. “clean door racks and reinstall,” put fridge back into place – and keep it clean,

Before you begin this "clutter thing", it's time to consider a lot about the stuff in your life. I mean, well and truly think about it. While the idea is necessary to get your house clean-up and organized, the essential feature is not to get so wrapped up in the outer appearance of it that you slipped to make it your home.

A house is just “A building that functions as a shelter or location of something”, but a HOME is more.

A home is a valued place, "a place in which one's domestic affections are centered" (Webster's American Family Dictionary).

There is a big sense of significance. Your house is where you live. Your home is where you create love and harmony. Your house is the structure; in your home is where you feel the foundation. To make your house to its greater extent the more risk you become having less of a home for you and the rest of your family.

In a relationship, infidelity is a wasted clutter that shatters even the strongest relationship leaving behind a feeling of betrayal and guilt. The harm caused by unfaithfulness, cheating is very real, often a death blow. Walls are broken, shattered vows, pain and shock, a profound loss of self-respect, a depression, and a real home-wrecker. While getting your house organized, go to the heart of your home when you need to see how it really looks. Look past the repairs. Look beyond messes. Instead, look at your family. Look at you. Repairing the damage of infidelity takes a great commitment. Healing and building trust take time, mending the broken heart, healing the wounded, and restoring the integrity of love.

“Healing is a beautiful experience and can lead to a healthy change in the relationship in which both partners can grow and enjoy a new-found sense of closeness”, (Eph. 2:21-22).

Have you become a "slave" of something? Let the clean-up begin!!!