In a world that’s collectively exhausted, weary, burdened, anxious, and unsettled, is it even possible to find rest for your soul? That’s what Jesus offers, but how can we experience it? Is your high-tech, always on, perpetually distracted real world self capable of being at rest? How do we experience soul-deep rest when the world is a mess and there’s always too much to do?
Looking for some fun learning ideas for May? I have a list for you! Here you’ll find a collection of resources to help you plan your homeschool activities and learning in May.
Are you looking for a way to incorporate geography, culture study, and compassion in a quick 10-minute daily homeschool lesson? Try praying your way around the world! Pray for countries of the world in May—your kids will learn where countries are located, basic demographics of each country, and most importantly, develop compassion for and interest in people around the world. Make it a homeschool project to pray for every country in the world in one year.
Birthdays are momentous occasions. For a child, the anticipation of gifts, parties, and cake causes tremendous excitement. As adults, you may need to give some consideration to what would truly make your birthday noteworthy. I’ve offered ten suggestions to have an amazing birthday, whatever your age.
As part of our monthly character lessons, we are going through the fruits of the spirit one by one. This month’s character lesson focus is self-control.
This collection of scripture coloring pages for the book of 2 Thessalonians can be used alongside a sermon series at church, as a Sunday School activity, or as an accompaniment to your personal Bible study.
Looking for some fun learning ideas for April? I have a list for you! Here you’ll find a collection of resources to help you plan your homeschool activities and learning in April.
Are you looking for a way to incorporate geography, culture study, and compassion in a quick 10-minute daily homeschool lesson? Try praying your way around the world! Pray for countries of the world in April—your kids will learn where countries are located, basic demographics of each country, and most importantly, develop compassion for and interest in people around the world. Make it a homeschool project to pray for every country in the world in one year.
As part of our monthly character lessons, we are going through the fruits of the spirit one by one. This month’s character lesson focus is gentleness.
Are you looking for a way to build your high school student’s vocabulary knowledge? The editors of the American Heritage Dictionaries have put together a helpful little guidebook to assist your student in broadening their vocabulary. If you want to improve your high schooler’s general vocabulary, this book will do it.