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Homeschool conventions always have great workshops on how to get started, how to teach, and how to select better curricula. I’ve yet to see a most useful topic: Surviving the Pencil Wars.

If Christian home education is enjoying a phenomenally high success rate, then it should be our goal to not only pass our faith on to our children, but also a vision for Christian home education.

Was the star of Bethlehem a supernova? Halley's comet? A conjunction of stars and planets? Or something far more miraculous? Let's take a look at the theories...

God wants our undivided love and worship, and He will go to great lengths to secure both.

Homeschool mom and author Sally Clarkson talks about homeschooling the heart of a high school student, the changes she made as her children matured, and the friendship she still has with each one.

My parents were in very good shape financially, yet they taught us to be thankful and grateful by not giving us stuff. A gift was extraordinarily precious to me. It was precious because it was rare.

I’ll tell you why I flunked kindergarten: because I was just a normal little girl who wanted to play. Here are some things to know about kindergarten and why it might be going badly for your child.

In my heart and in my house, that which should be full of the fall harvest of God’s goodness and righteousness is sometimes hauntingly empty. Do you ever feel that way?

Thanksgiving was a uniquely inspired Christian celebration. Here are ways parents can pass the true story on to their children.

Holidays and houseguests! They go together like love and marriage, don’t they? But what if you don’t have much room for extras?

Young people in the postmodern culture your kids are growing up in approach truth in completely different ways from the culture you knew as a child...

Homeschooling parents will discover that the “best and most enlightened opinion” today in America's public libraries rarely reaches as far as works on scientific topics from a creationist perspective or non-revisionist history.

On that old television program, weeks of practice and years of training culminated in beauty. In the same way, Dad sets the rhythm and tone of the home.

Who but another postpartum mom could believe that I had a meltdown over doing laundry? I literally fell into a weeping puddle of self-pity, certain that I’d never get caught up...