Showing posts with label Homeschool Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homeschool Tips. Show all posts

Monday, December 8, 2008

Disciple Like Jesus

I just found out about this new site, Disciple Like Jesus, designed to help parents disciple their children. There are a number of interesting articles on the site. I have not read them all but the main point of the site, that we as parents must work to reverse the trend of our children leaving the church, was a valid one.

This Sunday, the sermon was about the problems in the American church. Our elder and speaker, Vince Loparo, mentioned that discipling grown children, ages 18-34, is still very important as that group seems largely uninterested in traditional Christian values according to poll data from our recent presidential election.

Homeschool parents, like all other Christian parents, must constantly re-evaluate how we are doing in raising our children with a biblical worldview.

The bottom line from Sunday's message at my church and the Disciple Like Jesus website is that it must begin with us, in our hearts and minds as parents.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Homeschool Mom Tips Top 10: 2008

Want to know what are my top 10 Homeschool Mom Tips? I put together a little presentation for you to view and share with others. Look for upcoming blog posts to give more information, links and resources for each tip. View it below.



Prefer to download the pdf? Grab a copy at ScribD, a site where I host my documents.



Thursday, September 4, 2008

Homeschool Tip: Life Happens, Don't Get Upset

It has been challenging for us to get going with our homeschooling as much as I would like due to my husband's father being very ill. This is a difficult and stressful time for all of us. Homeschool moms more experienced and much wiser than me have warned me to look at all of life as learning opportunities, even the difficult times.

We are all looking forward to getting back on our regular homeschooling schedule. It seems that a regular schedule works best for all of us.

Please pray for us.