The key to a lasting relationship with Jesus is making Him a valued member of your family and connecting with Him every chance you get, by bringing more Jesus into every day — not just on Sunday....
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Fun was always a major part of my teaching day. I knew that if my students and I were happy, I would be motivated to teach well, and they would be motivated to learn....
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Getting everyone back to their old, happy self isn’t as hard you think. Changing your routine and adding some fun to your homeschool day will work wonders for everyone’s (including your own) outlook and attitude. ...
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Hopefully young women won’t face the same struggles with stirrup pants that I did. But in the middle of whatever comes their way – no matter how difficult it is – I pray they’ll know and trust the sufficiency of Christ....
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It is well documented that kids who attend summer camp tend to be more confident, self-assured and have a higher self-esteem. This is because camp is a safe place to take risks....
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God’s very definition of intimacy transcends the physical act and emphasizes emotional knowing and an exchange of respect. Respect of others, and even of ourselves, requires self-control. This is one, though not the only, reason that our lives must be characterized by self-control....
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I could come up with dozens of justifications for saying yes—I’m not making a long-term commitment, it’s just important for me to help get the ministry started. I could have a significant impact on so many women!...
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There are distinct advantages to attending a liberal arts university. Being saturated in the arts, culture, philosophy and science prepares you for more than a career—it prepares you for life....
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You cannot build on a foundation of conflict; you can only build on a foundation of peace. God wants your marriage to flourish, but that will begin only when you each surrender your desire to lash out, argue, and fight....
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Most of us are quick to identify when homeschool is not working. On top of our natural tendency to focus on the negative, our constant self-doubt keeps us on our toes, wondering if we are doing enough. When you see these signs, though, you know that homeschool is on track....
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