Moms' Corner
By guest author Jolanthe Erb
A few weeks ago I came across a post from Michael Hyatt called “A Tale of Two Coaches” that really applies to each of us as teachers and parents. While the topic isn’t anything earth-shattering, it was something that stuck with me (the window to the post has been open in my browser since I read it). It’s given me a lot to mull about over the last bit and consider in my approach to my children – and others for that matter.
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By Amy Pentimone
Good planning, anticipation, and adrenaline all help us power through busy seasons, but we need more. Specifically, we need rest, too. We’re only a few weeks into this school year, and I’m already feeling it. A filled-to-overflowing schedule means that more days than not, I find myself wishing for a nap. You, too?
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By Amy Pentimone
As homeschool families, we are probably very familiar with the word, “Busy.” Then again, “busy” is not just a homeschool thing — pretty much anyone you run into will tell you they have been busy lately. It’s not all a bad thing either. The book of Proverbs is full of encouragement to be diligent. Wise men and ants have productivity in common!
by Bill Roach, President
Hello Friends,
Be still and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10
What an amazing time to be living in the world! Never in my lifetime have I seen God hit the reset button like He has over the last two weeks. It has caused most of us to stop and readjust our lives. To really be still. We don’t eat out the same way, we don’t shop the same way, we don’t work the same way, and we don’t even worship in the same way.
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by Amy Pentimone
It goes without saying there are a lot of changes across our country right now. As a homeschooling family, perhaps you find yourself in your comfort zone staying home and focusing on family. Yet, there are changes for all of us, as churches wrestle with meeting options, schools and stores close temporarily, and others fear being laid off their jobs.
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