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{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} {This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} We are in our eleventh year of homeschooling and we have had good and not-so-good years. Creating joy in homeschooling is one…
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The arguments come from every angle; attacking, addressing, challenging every aspect of married life. But, an important truth of Biblical marriage is actually very simple (hard, but simple) and is rooted in the word modest. It is humbling ourselves in modest attire as wives in submission to our own husbands. Obeying our husbands regardless of their actions or beliefs. (gasp!)…
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A stay at home survival kit for parents may be exactly what you need during a pandemic or any circumstance that causes you to be at home more than usual, but I personally think that staying at home with our children is about more than surviving –– it is about thriving. NOT staying home as a family was actually the…
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I am not a crafty mom and I do not enjoy doing hands-on projects but my children are very creative. These super easy crafts kids can do independently are inventions of my own children’s imaginations. A great time for children to be encouraged to do craft projects (if they don’t think of it on their own) is during times when…
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Dear Homeschool Mama, Picking up the cross – daily – as a homeschool mom is an important part of family discipleship. In fact, it is some of the most important work you can do even though it doesn’t always feel that way. We pretty much devote our lives to raising our children. We homeschool, we read the Bible every day, we…
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