I’ve equipped them with an education, skills, and the know-how to make it in the world. But my joy comes in seeing them discover the path God has for each one of them....
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Spending time with Jesus and learning from him has allowed me to navigate parenting and homeschooling with patience, humility, and wisdom. And that has been the key to both teaching and developing meaningful relationships with my children....
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Thankfully we serve a God who is fighting for us, AND has already WON the war! While we can’t always see this raging war going on, it is real. But here’s the good news! We have the tools and weapons to be able to combat and go to battle with...
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My objective as a parent is not a speedy trial. It’s a child who has been given an environment to grow and mature, and that takes time....
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Oh, how much I want my children to excel! I want them to be proud of their uniqueness and bold in their passions. I want them to have the ability to lead. But, I also want them to know the importance of community, working well with others, and submitting to...
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The process of deschooling is important for parents and children alike. It can be difficult to move past the traditional school mentality and realize that it really is okay to do things differently!...
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You don’t have rebellious teenagers or drug-addicted preteens because you didn’t do your job when they were preschoolers, and we won’t stand by and let anyone tell you that. No one, do you understand? Not a grandmother or a teacher or a pastor or a friend. We will take them...
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Our kids need to be aware and equipped to stand firm against Satan’s schemes. That being said, it can be hard to even know where to begin. Here are three ways to talk to your kids about spiritual warfare....
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And after a really tough day I sometimes call one of my two good homeschooling friends who are often able to help me put things into perspective....
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Every morning found Mom at the kitchen table with her coffee and her Bible. She kept the coffee that I preferred on hand and invited me to join her at the kitchen table after waking up in the morning. Sometimes we had deep, serious conversations, and sometimes we just chatted...
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