Encouragement
Homeschool Dialogues – Free eBook
It is that “dreary” time of year. A time that begs for inspiration and uplifting words of encouragement. This might be a good time to read Homeschool Dialogues!
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Homeschooling for Eternity
Homeschooling for Eternity by Skeet Savage encourages us to become intentional as homeschoolers.
“This book has not been written by or about the perfect homeschooling family. Rather, it contains the simple testimony and practical advice of a veteran homeschooling single mother who successfully raised six children as she invested her life in full-time service to the Lord while trusting Him to provide for their needs and hold their family together against enormous odds. It was written for those who would like to homeschool but think they can’t, “because…” It was written for those who have homeschooled for several (even many) years, yet have somehow lost their vision and focus – maybe even having become so discouraged that they have completely forgotten why they ever thought they wanted to homeschool their children in the first place!”
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The Way That Seems Right to Man
“There is a way that seems right to a man,
But its end is the way of death.” – Proverbs 16:25
When God says, “He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will be destroyed,” do we believe Him? Or do we follow the wisdom of man believing instead that our children need the companionship of age-mates and the formation by peers to become properly “socialized”?
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The Race is Theirs
Running is for loners. An advocate may recruit you, a good mentor may help you train, kind sponsors may purchase the equipment you need and cover your expenses, and enthusiastic people may cheer you from the sidelines. But in the end, the race is yours alone.
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On Being Thankful…and a freebie
At this time of year, it isn’t uncommon to hear someone express how little they have to be thankful for. But it is by being thankful in all of our circumstances that allows us to grow. Because, really, the quality of our lives boils down to how we see things. The battle starts in the mind.
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5 Ways to Get More Out of Your Homeschool Experience
In a slump? Feeling overloaded? Has homeschooling become a burden? Here are some ideas that may encourage you and help you get more out of your homeschool experience. To sum up…keep it simple.
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Elisabeth Elliot on Marriage – Free eBook
It would seem most mothers these days struggle to find a balance between the many directions in which they are pulled. Homeschool moms in particular are prone to becoming focused on our children at the expense of our spouses. This can lead to confusion, chaos, broken promises, lack of peace, criticism, self-will, dissatisfaction, pride, self-pity, wrong priorities, resentment, disappointment, a controlling nature, a critical spirit, irritation, frustration, anger and other negative emotions. Through this free 50-page (.pdf) download from Elisabeth Elliot called Marriage: A Revolution and a Revelation we can find calm in the storm. The solution, not surprisingly, starts with us.
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18 Ideas for Remaining Creative and Inspired
In a slump? Looking for inspiration? Here are 18 ideas for keeping the spark lit:
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The New School Year – Free eBook
This time of year many are planning a new school year. If you are looking for fresh ideas, encouragement, and helps for getting organized, you might be interested in The New School Year: Planning Your Course and Letting the Lord Determine Your Steps (.pdf).
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The Prayers of the Righteous
Through the internet, the homeschool community abounds with those who offer prayers for other homeschool moms, whether they know the details of the request or not. Sure some can rely on their families, churches, and neighbors. But what about that lonely homeschool mom who finds herself without uplifting hands of support. There are hundreds of moms standing by ready to offer up prayers for her needs, as well.
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