Homeschool Update

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  5 Reasons Failure is Good for Your Kids Failure doesn’t have to paralyze our children. It can encourage children to persevere in times of struggle and draw closer to Christ. Jennifer Slattery Jan 03, 2017
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  How to Begin a Daily Quiet Time in 5 Easy Steps I often encounter people who want to begin a daily quiet time, but they aren’t sure how. It really isn’t as complicated as we often make it out to be. Here are 5 easy steps to begin a daily quiet time. Ron Edmondson Jan 03, 2017
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  Pray God’s Promises for Your Kids' Lives Whitney Hopler Dec 27, 2016
• 13 Things I Want My Son to Know as He Turns 13 The list that follows is not necessarily what I've learned, or all I've learned. It’s what I recommend as guides for YOU, right now, entering your teens, of what you'll never be sorry you learned.
• Should You Tell Your Kids about Santa? Those of us who say we focus on Jesus instead of Santa at Christmas need to make sure that Christmas for our kids is more exciting, not less. Carl Laferton Dec 20, 2016
• How to Create a Christmas Story for Your Family So if you’re looking for a priceless Christmas gift that will be treasured for generations, here are a few tips—from one author to another—to create your own Christmas story for your family. Amy Parker Dec 12, 2016
• 5 Ways to Regulate Video Games for a Peaceful Home Your kids’ gaming behavior can either bring peace to the household, or a never-ending string of arguments, especially at the call for dinner. How do you keep the peace? Reuben and Efraim Meulenberg Dec 12, 2016
• Parents: It’s Time to Wake Up about Pornography, Sexting, and Your Children That pornography is “harmless” is a lie from the pit of Hell. Randy Alcorn Dec 05, 2016
• 25 Scripture Verses Every Teen Should Memorize 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. Debbie McDaniel Nov 21, 2016
• 3 Prayers for When Your Kids are Facing the Tough Stuff Only prayer can take me from a place of fear and worry to a place of peace and trust. Kari Kampakis Nov 21, 2016
• 4 Tips for Connecting with Your Young Adult Children over the Holidays You may be wondering: Now that my kids are grown, and I don’t see them as often as I used to, what can I do to really connect with them? Kara Powell Nov 21, 2016
• 4 Ways to Empower Your Kids to Live Out Their Faith It’s not their Sunday school teacher, classroom teacher, or another adult leader who will have the greatest impact on your child’s faith; it is you. Malinda Fuller Nov 14, 2016