The following represents a select number of actual questions recently sent in to the ministry (lightly edited for brevity, clarity, and anonymity).
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From the highest levels of government, throughout entertainment, within education, in professional sports, and in every form of electronic medium, we are getting gay and trans pride literally shoved down our throats. It is being normalized. We’re being forced to believe stuff that used to be fodder for the Babylon Bee.
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Emotion soon became ambition, as Nehemiah determined that he would lead an effort to rebuild the walls. Yet, far from conjuring up these plans from his own intellectual genius, it was actually God who exercised His sovereignty over Nehemiah by putting the very plans into Nehemiah’s mind (cf. Neh. 2:12).
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How, then, are we to reference historical sources? Answer: with painful caution.
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Regardless of how you came to the decision to homeschool, perhaps you find yourself staring into the unknowns wondering, “Now what?” I remember having that same feeling almost nine years ago! And while I don’t consider myself a “veteran,” there are a few things I usually pass on to other moms who come to me searching for next steps!
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Human wisdom is limited and worldly; God’s ways are perfect, and they work perfectly together. Let God’s word guide you in your home, and instead of the world leading you, He will use you and your family to change the world.
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In this post, my goal is to throw out a life preserver to those who feel like they are adrift in a sea of new terminology and complex thought.
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Defenders will readily admit that they send children into a dark place (hence the need for light). But nowhere in His word does God say that our children should even be in a dark place.
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Whether it’s your local pastor who casually mentions tithing, the televangelist huckster who demands a tithe from his viewers, or someone in between, wouldn’t you like to know if what they’re saying is true?
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The perceived difficulty of high school subjects and the average teenage social life are small matters compared to the hearts and minds of these budding adults. High school at home is a priceless gift, and I want to encourage you to embrace it fully.
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