Teach Your Kids the Bible and Christian History
When it comes to teaching my kids character, I want to use the Word of God as my guide. Once our children are saved, the long process of sanctification begins, when God begins moving them toward spiritual maturity and holiness. I have a limited time gift for you in this post! Knowing the areas in which the Lord is growing… View Post
The teen years in modern society can be an amazing time of growth and development for our kids. While there are a number of things we can do with our teens to help them develop their faith, including reading the Bible with them, praying with them, and looking for opportunities to have deep conversations on important topics, we can also… View Post
I’ve always considered quality Christian books for my children to be a worthwhile investment. There’s a great big giveaway in this post! We’ve made sure to have a good supply of wonderful books that point to Jesus around the house. That’s been a great choice, as our kids have both learned to love reading, and have spent their time reading… View Post
If your kids are anything like mine, the concept of forgiveness may be a little tough to explain. After all, how do we help them understand they must forgive their brother’s slight, much less the fact that they’ve been forgiven a terrible debt they can never repay? Bible verses about forgiveness. The Bible is the story of who God is,… View Post
Mother’s Day activities and Mother’s Day gifts are an expected–no, demanded–show of love and appreciation in our culture. I get it. I mean, mothering is really, really hard. As moms we see the stores fill with Mother’s Day gifts and we hear our friends talk about past gifts they’ve received. I think social media has made the obligatory celebration of… View Post
When my kids were little, they loved board books. They especially loved board books that came in sets, had a drawer, were color-coded, and had great illustrations. I especially loved board books about Jesus. I also really liked the board book sets that fit horizontally on the shelf. Hey! There’s a giveaway in this post. Board Books about Jesus Christian… View Post
Nearly everyone knows the famous statement made by the English politicitian Edmund Burke (1729-1797): Those who don’t know history are destined to repeat it. When my husband and I began homeschooling, we chose a literature-rich history-laden curriculum because we strongly agree with Burke. But what of Christian Church history? Is the history of our faith really important to study? And… View Post