Godly parenting is not for the faint of heart. Especially these days when it seems like our newsfeeds are full of people announcing they've lost their faith after "deconstructing". And it’s easy to look at something good, like a particular style of raising kids, and subtly put all of our security in it. The result is that we're often busy ... Read More...
Review of Journey To Bethlehem
As a mom, it's important that the entertainment my children take in is both engaging and gospel-centered. Many times movies are either too inappropriate and have a radical agenda, or the biblical messages in "Christian" productions are watered down or muddied. Journey to Bethlehem is a live-action musical adventure that is thrilling for the ... Read More...
Why We Need To Stop Viewing Motherhood As Just a Personal Choice
Like cryptocurrency, motherhood has value only for those in our culture who already value it. Part of the reason that the "job description" of moms doesn’t easily transfer to the marketplace is because we tend to view it as a private vocation, the extension of our personal lives. In America and other parts of the Western world, motherhood is ... Read More...
Giving Your Kids the Gift of Not Being a Grown-Up
When my kids were little, I'd ask them questions like "Do you want crackers or pretzels for a snack?" and "Do you want to wear the blue shirt or the red shirt?" It made them feel independent and grown up to make their own decisions, but at the same time it didn't overwhelm them with a myriad of choices. I learned early on that I could avoid many ... Read More...
How To Make Learning Fun at Home
Whether we're dyed-in-the-wool homeschoolers, or were thrown into the world of distance learning, we all want our children to love learning and have fun doing it. When I first started homeschooling, I went out of my way to find videos, materials, crafts and projects that would make concepts come alive for my kids. Basically, I wanted my ... Read More...
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