“Parents cannot rightly train their children unless they learn how to cooperate with the Lord in his work upon the heart. The first essential in educating your households in the fear of God, is consecration of yourself and your all to God. ”
Christian Education, 231.
Welcome to the May 14th Edition of Show & Share. We look forward to enjoying what you have to share today. For Show & Share ideas and guidelines, read this post
“The power of a mother’s prayers cannot be too highly estimated. She who kneels beside her son and daughter through the vicissitudes of childhood, through the perils of youth, will never know till the judgment the influence of her prayers upon the life of her children. If she is connected by faith with the Son of God, the mother’s tender hand may hold back her son from the power of temptation, may restrain her daughter from indulging in sin. When passion is warring for the mastery, the power of love, the restraining, earnest, determined influence of the mother, may balance the soul on the side of right.”
The Adventist Home, 266
Welcome to the May 7th Edition of Show & Share. We look forward to enjoying what you have to share today. For Show & Share ideas and guidelines, read this post
It’s fun to scroll through pages of fabulously decorated ‘learning areas’ for homeschool room inspiration. But what if you just don’t have room to create a schoolroom? How do you keep things organized? This very helpful article has some great suggestions for keeping school supplies in order. Click on the image below to go directly to the article on ChristianHomeschoolMoms.com
“The mother’s influence is an unceasing influence; and if it is always on the side of right, her children’s characters will testify to her moral earnestness and worth. Her smile, her encouragement, may be an inspiring force. She may bring sunshine to the heart of her child by a word of love, a smile of approval….”
The Adventist Home, pg 240
Dear Homeschooling Parent,
It’s easy to fall into the pit of worry about being a ‘good enough’ homeschooling teacher , especially when we focus too much on what other families are doing. Am I good enough? Even veteran homeschoolers fall prey to the worry trap. Let’s get out of that trap today. Yes, we all have our weaknesses, but God wants to work with us to overcome them. Are you relying on God for strength and wisdom to do your best? Then you are good enough.
The Adventist Home Educator 