“The word of God is to be the foundation of all study, and the words of revelation, carefully studied, appeal to and strengthen the intellect as well as the heart. The culture of the intellect is required, that we may understand the revelation of the will of God to us. It cannot be neglected by those who are obedient to his commandment. God has not given us the faculties of the mind to be devoted to cheap and frivolous pursuits.”
SpTEd 205.3
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.
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.
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.
Are you facing a seemingly insurmountable obstacle? Feeling discouraged today? Here is some encouragement for you. This testimony was recently shared by my brother-in-law at the Savannah (GA) First Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Excerpt from martyred missionary Jim Elliot’s journal: “He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose.”
The Adventist Home Educator 