It has been a while since we polled our readers. How long have you been homeschooling? This includes you too, retired homeschoolers!
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Motivation Monday
If the truths of the Bible are woven into practical life, they will bring the mind up from its earthliness and debasement. Those who are conversant with the Scriptures, will be found to be men and women who exert an elevating influence. In searching for the heaven-revealed truths, the Spirit of God is brought into close connection with the sincere searcher of the Scriptures. An understanding of the revealed will of God, enlarges the mind, expands, elevates, and endows it with new vigor, by bringing its faculties in contact with stupendous truths.
Christian Education, 106
Sabbath Playlist~ The Purpose, Privilege and Principles of Homeschooling
Considering homeschooling for the very first time? Thinking about what homeschooling can mean for your household? What main goal should parents be striving towards when homeschooling? Tom and Alane Waters of Restoration International inspire and encourage in a past talk that reminds us that Christian homeschooling is much more than just choosing curriculum. The link below takes you to their talk hosted on Audioverse.
Click HERE for The Purpose, Privilege and Purpose of Homeschooling
Happy Sabbath!
Sabbath Playlist ~ Steps To Christ Audiobook / Audioverse
Uplifting listening for the Sabbath hours. Steps to Christ audiobook courtesy of Audioverse. Click the link below to listen.
I Want to Be Healthy, But…
Life is so busy. We have kids to teach, houses to maintain, jobs to go to. We need to make time for our spouse, for our kids, church family and of course God and ourselves. And on top of all that we know we should eat well, exercise and get enough sleep. Phew! I’m feeling exhausted just reading that list.
Thankfully we live in a time when time-saving devices really do save you time and make healthy eating possible, even if we’re flat out. My rice cooker cooks brown rice or quinoa while my pressure cooker cooks a chickpea stew or TVP curry. I can use my V-slicer (mandolin) to quickly slice up tomatoes for burgers, or my strong blender (or Thermomix) to whizz up some homemade raw cashew mayonnaise or a delicious fruit-based ice cream. Being healthy doesn’t have to take up lots of time. Plan ahead and you’ll be amazed what crowd-pleasing meals you can create in a very short amount of time.
For some suggestions, check out my latest video – 7 Kitchen Tools That Make Vegan Cooking Easy.
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