Reading and studying the Bible as a family is by far one of the best things parents can do with their children. In fact, the Bible itself makes it very clear that we are to read and study the Word of God and teach it to our children. Proverbs 22:6 says: “Train up a child […]
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As Christian parents, we know how important it is to teach our children scripture. We have an incredible responsibility to help them memorize scripture, especially if you homeschool with a biblical worldview. Children’s brains are like sponges. They have the capacity to soak up an insane amount of information in their sweet little brains. When
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The new year is upon us and it always seems to be the time to make new resolutions. As daunting as it may seem, the new year doesn’t have to look so bleak. Why? Because God’s mercies are new every single morning and we have a new beginning every day to start over. Although it’s
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Celebrating the first coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ with Advent is such a special way to prepare for Christmas. It truly keeps the real meaning of Christmas at the forefront and is a reminder that Christmas is so much more than decor and gifts. While decor and gifts are fun, Christmas is
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As Christians, raising defenders of the faith is important. We live in a godless, secular society that is hostile towards Christians. Teaching our children how to stand firm on a biblical worldview will be one of the best arsenals you can equip your children with. Apologetics, the art of defending the Christian faith with reason
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I think it’s no coincidence that the candy cane’s most popular time of year is Christmas. But, did you know you can share the Gospel with a candy cane? This delicious, sugary treat has an interesting origin story. One that is undoubtedly filled with Christian roots, some even call it a legend. According to
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