How Life’s Curveballs Can Lead to Unexpected Blessings
When life throws curveballs and disrupts our carefully laid plans, we can feel disheartened. Sometimes, though, these challenges can lead to unexpected blessings.
Homeschooling Without Comparison: Embracing the Gifts God Gave Your Kids
Please don’t fall into the comparison trap like I did. Your children are unique. Everyone has different gifts, and they display them in their own ways.
Why It’s Okay to Ignore the “Shoulds” and Focus on What Matters to You
We sometimes beat ourselves up because we can’t do all the things we think we “should” be doing without ever questioning whether they’re the right choices for us to begin with.
Pausing for Direction: What a Confusing 10K Taught Me About Life’s Path
Life is easier when you know which way to go. A well-marked course is simple to follow. Unfortunately, the path forward isn't always obvious.
Faith, Family, and Fun: Homeschooling Through the Holidays
Should we feel guilty for taking a break from homeschooling to focus on the holidays?
Pumpkin-Powered Learning: Activities for Every Subject
No autumn is complete without the humble pumpkin. Why not bring a little seasonal fun into your homeschool by incorporating pumpkins into your lessons?
When Mistakes Are Blessings in Disguise
It wasn't until I read a daily devotional about forgetting God’s faithfulness that I realized how I had missed the blessing. Yeah, I messed up, but God intervened.
When Plans Fall Apart: A Journey Beyond Comfort Zones
In a split second, the excitement and anticipation that had been building for months with all our planning and preparation came crashing down as I stared at my computer screen in disbelief.
Planting Joy for Tomorrow
Sometimes life hurts, but that doesn’t mean you can’t experience joy. Take steps today to plant joy for tomorrow.
The Tracks We Leave Behind: What Imprint Am I Making?
As I looked down at the tracks in the snow, I remembered how, when my sons were young, we would often search for animal prints. It was like a game to try to figure out which animal had left its mark based on the size, shape, and pattern of the tracks left behind. This got me thinking about the tracks we leave behind, whether intentionally or unintentionally. What imprint am I making?