Homeschool Update

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  Should You Try to Be the 'Fun' Parent? We want our children to love us, and to like us, and many of us do this by asking what our children want and seeking to conform to that. Russell Moore Oct 31, 2017
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  How Homeschooling Has Benefited My Life In order for your children to be "salt and light" they must first be brought up to walk in the Light. Hannah Wuehler Oct 31, 2017
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  4 Ways to Respond When Your Teen Seems Ungrateful “I don’t need your help!” How do you respond to statements like these from your teenager? Mark Gregston Oct 31, 2017
• 6 Things You Can Tell Your Kids When Trying to Explain Pain and Suffering in Our World What should we tell our kids when they observe (or even experience) evil? J. Warner Wallace Oct 24, 2017
• 5 Things I Wish Another Mom Had Said to Me Here’s the secret of the sisterhood: You don’t have to get it perfect and it’s not all up to you. Christi Gee Oct 10, 2017
• Capture Your Children’s Minds with Exceptional Literature One of the most attractive aspects of homeschooling is the ability to spend time together reading. Cathy Diez-Luckie Oct 10, 2017
• God’s Will Can Look a Whole Lot Like Packing a Lunch I’ve spent my whole life listening to the story in the Bible where Jesus feeds five thousand people with five small loaves of bread and two fish. Melanie Shankle Oct 03, 2017
• How to Raise Your Son by God’s Design God has created boys according to His good design. As the parent of a son, your sacred duty is to help him grow up to manhood in ways that honor that divine design. Whitney Hopler Oct 03, 2017
• Homeschooling an Only Child If you're one of the few with an only child at home, you may be asking yourself the question, "Can I homeschool my only child?" The answer is yes! Pamela Greer Sep 26, 2017
• Does Your Child have Nursery Rhyme Faith? Instead of trying to react to an ever-changing barrage of information directed at our kids, we must be proactive and address the root cause of nursery rhyme faith: lack of honest Bible engagement. Jeff Anderson Sep 26, 2017
• The Right Way to Talk to Your Kids about Sex It’s natural for parents to panic when it comes to addressing sex with children. But if we don't talk with our kids we open them up to potential problems. Amy Williams Sep 26, 2017
• 4 Things My 45-Year-Old Mom Self Wants My 22-Year-Old Mom Self to Know If we were all afforded the luxury of turning back and giving ourselves advice, this is exactly what I'd say to myself: Kendra Fletcher Sep 19, 2017