If education were to be purely neutral, each element of the educational process would have to be neutral. If even one aspect is shown not to be neutral, then the entire process is biased to some degree.
Read More
There are some very common fears that prevent moms from thinking that they can homeschool their children, and I want to put them to rest today.
Read More
When you choose a lifestyle in which you feel like you’re swimming upstream, it’s important to know you’re not alone.
Read More
Make the most of childhood by being there. Be the primary influence on your children. Talk to them, disciple them, and be a wall between them and the world.
Read More
In writing down the acrostic poem that his mother taught him, King Lemuel—a student of wisdom who knew the one true God Yahweh—gave a wonderful description of a wife who glorifies God as a homemaker: she’s one who is blameless with finances, busy at home, benevolent toward others, beautiful inside and out, and blessed for her godliness.
Read More
State and federal requirements are the trap you will be lured into by the carrot of vouchers. Often, the legislation is passed with minimum requirements to give the appearance of freedom. “No strings!” is what parents are promised, so they enthusiastically sign up for their “fair share” of education tax dollars.
Read More
Dear Christian, it is time we live like the children of the Reformation. Let the word of God be our guide, not just an inspirational reading. Let it be the worldview curriculum that we use to raise our children in this ungodly world.
Read More
Make the hard choices today, and plan now to help your children forge a new and different path for their future. Show them how to live within their means, to set their priorities, and to marry with a generational vision in mind.
Read More
The following represents a select number of actual questions recently sent in to the ministry (lightly edited for brevity, clarity, and anonymity).
Read More