Homeschool Update Archives

Good ideas lead to good leadership, good decisions, good policies, and good government and bad ideas lead to bad leadership, bad decisions, bad...

The establishment of specific goals, combined with visual reminders of their progress, has helped our children see the bigger picture, prioritize...

Being a mom is hard enough without the added pressure that this just might be THE THING we were made to do.

When the college experience is all said and done, there are five things I want my child to learn about life while pursuing a degree.

I think that with the right attitude going in, the following resolutions can help to get the New Year off to a positive start.

When we say something trite like “You'll miss this!”, we’re assuming we know the whole story.

If you wait until your kids are perfectly behaved to take them to church, you may find that their childhood has come and gone with no “perfectly...

We might not know how to train the character qualities that will help our children most and counter attitudes that will harm them.

We all want our children to have faith and believe that things can get better, to have hope during dark times.

Rather than seeking the wisdom of God’s Word, we are all prone to capture phrases from those in the trenches who share what they perceive their...

It’s an age-old dilemma: for generations, parents have been struggling to manufacture additional increments of time.

“Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6).

The expense of Christmas presents for a whole family can be overwhelming for a teen. So how do you show your love?

Sometimes doing less is the best gift a tired mom can give her family.

He's jolly, sparkly, magical, and he promises gifts to children who are good.