Suffering and longing can make us feel like God must not be hearing us or maybe doesn’t even love us. We are not God, and we don’t see this world in the same way He does. Join me today and let’s dig into the scripture and talk about how we keep pushing forward when God says no.
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Mailbox MondayHelp! My Teen Is Questioning Her Faith
Most kids question things you thought they had a solid grip on, and I have one main rule of engagement for when this happens. Listen in, and be encouraged by this mom of seven who has been there. You are not alone! Continue reading Mailbox MondayHelp! My Teen Is Questioning Her Faith
Off the Bench with Ben Edtl
His son was asked to write a sexual fantasy as a school writing assignment. Ben Edtl woke up during 2020 and has been challenging the status quo ever since. Business owner, active dad, and founder of FREE Oregon joins me today to share his #offthebench stories.
Homeschooling Methods: Exploring Your Options
There is no need to be overwhelmed by homeschooling. There are many methods, and there is definitely one that will suit you! Join me as we talk through the options to see what might suit your family the best.
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Anger: What Does the Bible Say?
We are living in angry times, and we don’t want to live angry lest we produce rotten fruit. But is anger a sin? Let’s see what the Bible says.
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KNOWING GOD’S WILL: Biblical Truths for Walking in the Will of God
How do I know the will of God? A great question from a young father! Join me today to talk about what the Bible says about this situation we will all be in a few times in our adult lives.
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Mailbox Monday: My Neighbors are Transitioning Their Child and Want My Daughter to Babysit
What do you do when your legislators and other homeschoolers don’t see the problems with school choice bills? How can I support my adult daughter who isn’t married and is sad about it? English isn’t our first language, and I know my child will learn English fluently in school. What would you do?