Homeschool Update Archives

There’s a reason why so many of us begin praying for our children while they’re still in the womb: We understand that we’re in a war.

The “perfect” childhood requires parents to work constantly to make sure every moment is wonderful. That’s not healthy for parents or children.

How do we get our kids to the place where they are able to do the right thing even when it is hard?

How can you maximize helping your child learn to read? Let's begin with what is appropriate for children of varying ages.

We’re so focused on listening to the advice coming from all corners that we forget to investigate the counsel to see if it’s truth or lies.

As you start this school year, you might feel like you can't do it alone - and you're probably right. Thankfully you don't have to!

Keep putting the Gospel in front of your children. Talk about it in everyday life, in family devotions, and around the table after Sunday worship.

Children who feel that the world owes them (something, everything) for the simple fact that they are… themselves, are exhibiting entitlement.

Summer is winding down, but most of us still have a few more weeks of summer break. Here are ways to learn and have fun!

"Mom, you have always taught us that God is sovereign and God is good. When are you going to start living that way again?”

Gentleness is an art. It requires time and patience, but the end result proves it is the best training method; it produces the highest yield...

The pressure to keep our kids’ schedules filled to the brim can diminish the possibility of a summer respite.

Allowing our teens another summer with nothing but sleeping in and hanging out isn’t doing them any real favors.

No matter if it was a plan, or the result of unforeseen circumstances, mothers everywhere find themselves staying at home—where they are in danger.

The year my newly adopted daughter became a U.S. citizen crowned all of my Fourth of July's...