We often see the reset of our home as a chore. A list to be checked off. A burden to be cleared before the "real" work of life begins. But what if the mundane is actually a mandate? What if the rhythm of cleaning is a sacred space for prayer? We drift when we treat our environment with indifference. We find intentionality when we steward the space God has given us. Whether it’s the pile of dishes or the dust on the shelf, these are the altars of our daily service. Every scrub is an opportunity to thank Him for the provision. Every fold of a cloth is an act of love for the people who live within these walls. "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord." - Colossians 3:23 Our homes are not just buildings. They are the training grounds for our souls. When we tidy our surroundings, we make room for peace. We prepare the table for the Spirit to move. Don’t just clean for the outcome. Clean for the One who sees the heart in the hidden corners. How ...