Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Being Grateful for Your Children
In the middle of the night as a young parent wearily walks the floor with a red-faced, arched-back, tight-fisted, screaming infant who refuses to settle down, it is almost inconceivable to this dad or mom that the Bible calls this tiny bundle a gift. God calls this a reward? A reward for what? you wonder.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Cornucopia Kids: Children Who Have Too Much Stuff!
It's almost the gift-giving time of year. "Cornucopia kids" refers to children who have too many things and too little responsibility. Articles tell parents how to change this situation.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Creating Reminders for Our Children
In Joshua chapter 4, God commanded His children to put up a pile of twelve stones as a reminder, specifically to prompt their children's questions!

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Family Sanctuary: Restoring the Biblically Hebraic Home
God’s design for the home...has always been and will always be the same. It is perfectly clear when we return the family and home to the matrix from which it emerged in a truly biblical restoration.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
First Priority
Samson’s father neglected the most important thing and lost his son.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Guarding Your Gates
In ancient times, the city gate was the busiest place in the city. Near or just inside the gates, there were courtyards or a broadening of the street where much of the city's social, business and legal interaction took place.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
I'll Take What's Behind Door #3
Humor. Spiritual thoughts from the crazy, hectic life of a homeschool mom

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Nine Steps to Make Your Child a Fluent Reader
1. STORY TELLING is a vital first step to literacy. From birth, up until your child feels comfortable reading alone, read a story to him or her at least once a day. Reading stories to your child builds vocabulary, develops imagination and, above all, gives your child a taste of what reading can offer—unlimited access to worlds of adventure, achievement, excitement and knowledge.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Parenting with the Mind of Christ
A new perspective of raising children to have the mind of Christ.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Photograph Your Children
Ten easy ways to improve your family photographs with adorable photo samples.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Pregnancy and Childbirth Links
Dozens of annotated pregancy and childbirth links by category: Natural childbirth, midwifery, Doulas, breastfeeding, family bed, etc.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Priorities
Ever notice how God's priorities aren't usually man's priorities? Man often is tempted to do things "outside in"—because he has to "maintain his appearance" (or what would others think?), but God tends to do things "inside out" by taking care of our hearts and attitudes and then having the rest fall into place.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Reading to Your Children
If you are a parent who admits that you don't read to your children enough, or if you feel that you are just too busy for this activity, I would like to take the time to explain to you several reasons for why you should read to your little ones:

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Sneakin' Veggies to the Rugrats: A Mother's Guide
A homeschool mother finds inventive ways to get nutritious food into her children's diet.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Study: The Highest Form of Worship
Study of God's Word is of such great importance among the Jewish people that many authorities have considered it to be the highest form of worship. How can we profit from engaging ourselves in study in order to hear from God?

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
What My Mother Did Right
Parenting can be a hard job. I look to my mother as an example of how to bring up my own children.

Articles : Parenting and Teaching
Why My Way is the Only Godly Way
"Homeschooling has been a precious gift to me. I have been so blessed by it, as have others. Yet, I have seen families, and even more than one church being wrought with division over it."