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The few years leading up to Easter had been hard for our family. We had lost a grandparent we loved deeply. The pandemic had turned life upside down in ways our kids didn’t understand or choose. And not long after that, we walked through a difficult church change that brought even more uncertainty. For one of my kids, it felt like too much change too fast. Familiar things wer...


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When my oldest was getting ready for graduation, I remember lying awake at night worrying about college. The academics were one thing, but what really kept me up was the financial side. How were we going to pay for it? Where did I even begin looking for scholarships? As a homeschool mom, I felt like I had to wear every ha...


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Did you know that only about 80 percent of kids can learn to read through phonics alone? That means as many as one in five children may struggle if phonics is the only method used. Some children simply do not think that way, while others need more than one approach to put the pieces together.

The best way to teach kids how to read is through a multi-sensory, mul...


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When our children were little, we chose to give each of them three gifts at Christmas. This kept the season from becoming overwhelming and pointed our hearts back to the three gifts given to Jesus by the wise men: gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Those gifts were intentional and meaningful, pointing to who He was and what He came to do.

In our home, the three gifts mi...


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I still remember my first time at Vacation Bible School. I was about ten, sitting in a room full of kids, all of us a little nervous but excited to be there. Our faces lit up with wonder as we heard about the boy’s small lunch, five loaves and two fish, and how Jesus multiplied it to feed a massive crowd.

That week, we heard more stories. Big ones. Stories about sea...


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