By Shari Howard McMinn, trag·e·dy /ˈtrajədē/ noun an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident, crime, or natural catastrophe During our homeschooling years, three tragic times our family has been...
By guest author Pete Olson Unfortunately, too many dads look at home education as the wife’s hobby. Their role, they reason, is to be a good cheerleader. This is totally wrong! The Bible teaches us that Dad is the main leader in educating...
By guest authors Taryn and Mirren Martin Contrary to anticipating today’s popular “norm” that one’s children will rebel once they hit their teen years, our parents decided to homeschool us in order to take preventative steps to not let us fall prey...
by Julianna Dotten I can't imagine what life would have looked like if my mom hadn't told my dad, "I won't marry you unless we homeschool." A few years into it and couple of CHEC conferences later, both of my parents were on fire for the vision not...
by guest author Kyndra Steinmann How can we keep up with home organization and homeschooling? Do you have trouble turning your mind off to rest? How can "laziness" actually help us become better organized in our schools and homes? Homeschool mom...
by guest author Heath Lambert (and Rebekah Hannah) We wanted to share this helpful podcast from Dr. Heath Lambert, Executive Director for the Association of Biblical Counselors. Dr. Lambert will be speaking at the upcoming Rocky Mountain Homeschool...
By guest author Vicki Lewis Read part 1 of Only One Director and One Audience here. We are not infinite; each day has no more than twenty-four hours in it; our energy supply is not inexhaustible; we cannot keep running on empty. Our limits are real...
by guest author Vicki Lewis “God is both our Director and our Audience,” suggests author Jean Fleming in her book, Between Walden and the Whirlwind: Living the Christ-Centered Life. So where, I wonder, is the balance between retreating from the...
