For Christian Moms Juggling It All
What we focus on instead of rigid academics is life skills, personal development, and living in community with others. My teens use most of their time pursuing their own interests.
The words of Jesus make it clear: we can do nothing unless we abide in him. But, what does it mean to abide in Christ?
When most of us think of hospitality we envision hosting a dinner party or barbeque at our own homes. But, hospitality is less about our homes and more about sharing ourselves and our resources with others and making others feel appreciated and special. There are many ways to show hospitality outside the home. Here are my 10 favorite ways to show hospitality to others.
Making the decision to start homeschooling is no small feat! If you are new to this journey, Congratulations! Now the fun begins! Here is a simple 8 step plan to help you set up your new homeschool.
After 15 years of homeschooling, I have found the 10 best places for buying homeschooling curriculum based on price, selection, and customer service.
Prayer is the most powerful tool we as wives have to support our husbands. No matter where they are in their spiritual journeys, we need to make it a priority to pray for our husbands every day.
After spending years lost in the homeschool curriculum matrix, I have learned the sad truth: there is no such thing as a perfect curriculum. On the other hand, I have found some gems in the rough that I wholeheartedly recommend to the parent of middle schoolers.
Having seen virtually every homeschool curriculum choice ever created (give or take a few!), I can tell you unequivocally that the perfect curriculum does not exist. On the other hand, there are many gems in the rough. Here is a list of my favorite homeschooling curricula for the elementary years.
Surviving on one income can be tricky in this day and age, especially if you live in a high cost-of-living area, but rest assured. Many people are making it work for them and their families.
Our homes are our havens. A place of refuge and comfort in a harsh and broken world. A safe space for us and our families. Home is a place for love, laughter, and life, as well as for silence, rest, and regeneration. The glow of soft lamplight, the smell of homemade apple pie, the comfort of an overstuffed sofa, the succor of a bed with fleshly washed sheets… this is what I envision when I think of my home as a haven.