What we do for Bible, Worldview, and Discipleship Studies

#teachallthethings There have been many different Bible programs and studies we have done over the years. Some have fallen flat and been a disappointment, a waste of money and time. I won’t focus on those here. I want to share some of the very best resources we’ve found because they are so captivating and have […]

This family prepares for bat mitzvah

We are still about two years away from Jaelah’s bat mitzvah and yet it is finally time for preparations to begin! This has been a much-anticipated time in our household. The children look at this process of being released into “grown-up-hood” as a treasured time. Though there are some fun privileges in our family that […]

Letting Holy Spirit be my Guide

If there is one thing I could say about what I’m learning thus far in this school year, it’s that I have to have complete dependence upon Holy Spirit’s wisdom and guidance. I often think back to the books that I used when I was being homeschooled. Many of the books my family used were […]

Starting early on our worldview

It should not be a surprise that one of the foundational aspects of our homeschool journey is character development and knowing God. Most believing families would agree with this priority. These are the most important parts of child-training, in my opinion, because my children’s eternal destiny is what matters the most. To that end, whatever […]

Comparing religious views

I did not have any training on religions other than Christianity until I was in my 12th grade Bible class at a private Christian school. Even then, it was just a chart with listed differences between many of the world’s main religions – not an in depth comparison. Many homeschooling families I know believe it […]