Choosing a high school history curriculum can feel like a big decision. By the high school years, we want our teens to do more than memorize dates and names. We want them to understand the events that shaped our nation, evaluate history with discernment, and recognize God’s sovereignty throughout it all. If you’re looking for […]
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Teaching history from a biblical worldview changes everything. It’s not just about learning what happened, it’s about understanding God’s hand in history, the nature of man, and how truth remains constant in a changing world. If history is taught without a biblical foundation, students may gain knowledge, but miss truth. And in the high school
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There are some topics that feel heavy to teach but yet they are also deeply necessary. Abolition is one of them. Teaching our children to love justice, mercy, and truth is something we don’t shy away from, especially when it involves hard history. As Christian homeschool mom, I approach it prayerfully, thoughtfully, and with the
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Reformation Day, which falls on Halloween, is an important day in church history. Teaching church history to our children is important because as professing Christians we need to know and understand the who, what, and why behind some of the most compelling moments in church history. Enter the Who, What, Why Reformation series by Danika
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So what is a worldview anyway? Every worldview, be it biblical or secular, aims to answer at least three of these questions: Where did we come from? What is wrong with the world? How can we fix it? As a Christian mom, I believe that it’s important for Christians to know and have a solid
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Hello, June! It’s the time of year when the weather is finally warming up enough to go to the pool or the beach for some fun in the sun! June is also “Pride” month in the secular world. I, however, like to jokingly (but in all seriousness) call it “Noahic Covenant Awareness” month. You see,
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