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  • Being a peaceful parent is hard, especially when you're overwhelmed. But it's possible with these tips, when we seek God's face & search our hearts. #PeacefulParent #Parenting #ChristianParent #MomLife #ChristianBlogger #ChristianMom #ChristianWoman
    Christian Motherhood,  Godly Parenting,  Homeschool,  Parenting

    How to Be a Peaceful Parent When You’re Overwhelmed

    April 27, 2020 /

    Do you want to be a peaceful parent? I know I do! Becoming a peaceful parent is the fervent desire of my heart. But it is not the default setting of my nature. And is especially challenging when I am overwhelmed! Nothing reveals our sin nature more than our families with whom we let down our guard and unfortunately, too often take for granted. We are at our most comfortable and vulnerable in our own homes. It is there we are tired, sick, weak, stressed, and do not put on the mask of calm competence that we often wear in public. Unfortunately, being vulnerable and comfortable, also makes us vulnerable…

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    Do you know how to talk to kids about Jesus to help them build a solid foundation for faith? Let me share how to arm your kids with the truth about Jesus. #ChristianParent #ChristianMom #Apologetics #Faith #Parenting #BookReviews #ChristianBookReviews #TalkingWithYourKidsAboutJesus

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  • Homeschool

    What to Do if You Want to Pursue Homeschooling

    April 20, 2020 /

    Are you wanting to pursue homeschooling after experiencing a small taste of what it can be during quarantine, but aren’t sure what to do next? AWESOME! Homeschooling has transformed our family. And I love encouraging others on their homeschool journey! I want to help you bridge that gap from traditional education to homeschooling. You might also like: To Homeschool or Not to Homeschool Let me assure you that even though it might feel overwhelming and scary from time to time, you can do this! I was so nervous when I started. I thought for sure I was going to ruin my child’s education. But instead I redefined what I expected education to…

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    Homeschooling is more than just teaching school at home. Even after 17 years teaching public high school, I had so much to learn this first year of homeschooling.

    My Best Lessons from our First Year Homeschooling

    June 24, 2016
    I come from the perspective of a student, teacher, former union member, parent, and home educator asking you consider all sides of our educational system.

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    February 7, 2017
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    Helpful Advice for a New Homeschool Mom from a Veteran

    March 18, 2020 /

    My best advice for a new homeschool mom is GRACE and patience. Be gentle with yourself and your kids. This homeschool gig is not easy. Expect an adjustment period. I’ve been homeschooling since 2012 if you include pre-school. And we still have days it’s really hard. I’m a veteran educator with 17 years in the classroom. I often joke that teaching one unruly 4th grader is a million times harder than 150 high school students ever was. And I’m kind of not kidding. Teaching your own child involves many different dynamics, like obedience and discipline have to be balanced with family relationships and math. You and your child(ren) need time…

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    Do you stress yourself out worrying about being a better mom? Constantly feeling like you'll be a better mom tomorrow? Let's ditch that mentality & focus on what God wants for us as mothers today. #MomLife #Parenting #ChristianMom #MomGuilt #ChristianParenting #HisGraceGirls #ChristianBlogger #SheBlogs #SheWritesTruth

    Ditching the “I’ll be a better mom, tomorrow” Mentality

    June 29, 2019
    Balancing housework and homeschool might not be spiritually deep, but how we handle it can be spiritual discipline & affect our families. Do it better

    How to Balance Housework and Homeschool

    March 23, 2019
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  • Homeschool bravely? How could I possibly homeschool, much less bravely? In Jamie Erickson's Homeschool Bravely, find encouragement, support, & hope!
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    Yes! You can Homeschool Bravely!

    April 2, 2019 /

    Yes, you can Homeschool bravely! Maybe your thought is Not me, I’m not a teacher. How could I possibly homeschool at all, much less bravely??? But I really want to assure you, you can homeschool. Homeschooling your children is a journey of growing together as a family and growing as an educator. You don’t have to have it all figured out on day one. You learned parenting as your child grew. Learning how to teach is a process too. As the work gets more challenging, you’ll get better at it, I promise. I remember being nervous about homeschooling. Even as a former high school teacher (17 years in the classroom),…

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    Life is the beautiful result hiding in the mess of our trials and struggles. Trusting God, the Master Weaver, for the beauty He is weaving in me. #TrustGod #FaithoverFear #ChristianFaith #ChristianBlogger

    Master Weaver – Trusting God in Chaos

    May 15, 2014
    How do you handle a young, seeking heart? The faith of a child is magical. We can't create it, if we point them in His direction, God will work in them. It isn't magic, but is supernatural!

    The Magic in the Faith of a Child and how to handle a young, seeking heart

    July 25, 2014
    I had to decide between faith and fear. I decided I have a big REAL God in this artificially flavored world.

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    September 22, 2014
  • Summer went by in 5 minutes and it's already back to school? It's ok, here are my 5 Last Minute Methods to be Ready for Homeschool this year!
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    5 Last Minute Methods to be Ready for Homeschool this year

    August 5, 2018 /

    Are you ready for homeschool? If you’re anything like me, summer lasted about five minutes and all of a sudden, it was back to school. And I was not ready. Wasn’t it just last week I had such grand plans for all I would accomplish this summer? I’ve barely started my summer projects, but tomorrow we head back to the classroom or our dining room (depending on the time of day). It’s the night before back to (home)school. What can you do NOW to be ready for homeschool this year? First, begin with God. Pray for your home and family as you transition back to essentially an unpaid, full-time job. Pray…

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    Want to change your attitude? Have more peace? Experience more joy in your life? Take the 30 Days without Complaint challenge with me!

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