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  • Virtue building in homeschool?
    Education,  Faith,  Humility and Doxology,  Life Lessons,  Morning Time and Memory Work,  Motherhood and Parenting

    Homeschool is Not a Vending Machine: why I don’t use curriculum, books, and memory work to grow my children’s virtue

    “My daughter is really struggling with lying; can you recommend good fiction books I can have her read to fix that?” “My son struggles with self-control; do you know a good unit study that could help?” “This read-aloud/poem/memory work/curriculum is really great at forming virtue in your children.” These are the types of comments and questions I see frequently in the homeschool world. And while I understand that most parents ask these questions or make these comments out of a genuine, godly desire to disciple their children more faithfully, something about this approach to the topic of “virtue formation” or “character development” always makes me cringe. In fact, I would…

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  • Ordinary Homeschool Planning and Gospel Hope
    Education,  Faith,  Humility and Doxology,  Life Lessons

    Ordinary Homeschool Planning: sometimes crazy, often simple, still beautiful

    Planning for next year’s curriculum and schedule looks a lot like piles of books and papers scattered in semi-organized chaos across the corner of my bedroom.  My intention was, eventually, to craft a beautiful and photogenic display.  I’m an (accidental) homeschool blogger, after all.  I think that’s part of the job description. Yeah.  Um.  That won’t be happening.  I’ll just be happy if all those books and papers get to the proper shelves before we officially go back to a regular school routine in a couple weeks. This is a semi-metaphor for the way homeschooling often goes around here.  Life is sometimes hard, and often surprising.  I didn’t think my…

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  • Faith,  Humility and Doxology

    “According to the flesh”- Romans 8:1-4

    What do you typically associate with walking “according to the flesh”?  Do you primarily think of external sin and temptation?  Fleshly desires?  Bad theology? Morally corrupt allurements? Sins that “other people” commit? How might you be thinking according to the flesh in your daily life?

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    To Those Who are Falling

    Are you struggling today?  Are you grieved?  Is the burden too hard for you to bear? May this benediction work faith, hope, and love in your soul today by the grace of God the Father, through faith in Christ alone, in the power of the Holy Spirit.

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