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Even though we had intentionally shifted our mindset toward stewardship, raising them ethically and humanely as livestock, there was still a lot of hesitation before dispatching the first rabbit. And the second. And every one after that.

That’s been the real shift: not the amount of work—but the constant need to triage the work.

I quit my dependable job to work on our homestead full-time, intentionally, fully engaged and fully trusting the Lord.

Some days the overwhelm comes from simply choosing what to focus on—what matters today, and what has to wait. Faith has been teaching me that even good desires need discernment. God doesn’t ask us to do everything—He asks us to be faithful with what’s in front of us.

Where Our Gaze Is Pointed Every January, I sit with the Lord and listen for a prophetic word or theme for the year ahead. It’s become a quiet rhythm for me—less about planning and more about posture. For example, in 2021 the Lord gave me the word Jubilee. Not exactly modern vocabulary. And yet, after 2020, it was deeply appropriate—and it truly became a year of jubilee for me in ways I couldn’t have anticipated. This January, as I spent time with God, the words that kept risi

We often get asked how we came up with the name "Honyock Homestead". Well, here it is...We’ve got a streak of stubbornness, a heap of curiosity, and just enough of an adventurous spirit to keep life interesting.