Homeschool

Seeking advice from seasoned veterans as you begin your homeschool journey is a great way to calm your nerves, generate ideas, and assure yourself that you can do this!

Whether you interpret Proverbs 22:6 as a promise for raising your kids “in the Lord” or a warning about not doing so, there’s one thing we know: what you do as a parent matters and it will lead to results.

If only we could impart perfect wisdom into our teenagers’ brains and protect them from life’s most damaging pitfalls. Obviously, we can’t, but we can do something even better, even more life changing. We can point them to the God who always maintains full control, created their inmost beings, and knows precisely where they’re headed. We can teach them to converse daily with Him.

Although the world may see it as unconventional, radical, or even wrong for parents to homeschool their children, there is clear evidence that affirms why homeschooling is right for my family.

As a mom, I think often of our children and how I should prepare them to hear from God. Here are some concrete ways.

Parents who home school their children are asked: What about socialization? But maybe socialization is a religious phenomenon.

It’s a simple fact: most young Christians will walk away from the Church during (or before) their college years.

One of the most powerful things we can do as parents is to teach our kids God’s Word, to help them learn how to hide His Truths in their hearts.

At some time in our lives, we all wish we could “sprout” wings and fly. People have been curious about flight for thousands of years, moving from myth to invention.

Hidden in the pages of the Bible are stories that we can easily miss. These stories have the potential to impact our children in a powerful way.

Learning should be exciting for elementary aged kids, but few students are enthusiastic about school.

Their choices won’t always be in line with ours, and that’s when we can feel rejected.

Spring is a great time to get into the hobby of bird-watching. Here are some great tips to help you get started.

How can parents help their children tackle heavy workloads without having to nag them? The answer is simple - by teaching them good study habits right from the get-go!