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Pride is a Cheater
My Name Is Pride, I Am A Cheater “A proud man is always looking down on things and people; and, of course, as long as you’re looking down, you can’t see something that’s above you.” C.S. Lewis
Archive for March, 2009
4-Step Ideas for Bible Time
The most important part of your school day is getting to God through prayer and Bible study. Are you skipping Bible time? Purpose to not touch a school book until you spend time in the Living Word!
Who is Jesus?
By admin on Mar 29, 2009 in Homeschool
Dr. C. Baxter Kruger, theologian, and writer is the Director of Perichoresis Ministries. He is indeed one of the best contemporary theologians of this century. In this podcast he explains the importance of not limiting the atoning work of Christ. His works will cause you to to rethink the work of Jesus Christ in the [...]
Religion or Relationship?
What are We Seeking? Religion or Relationship? God does not want a people who simply adhere to a set of rules no matter how well intended. God said in the book of Hosea, “For I delight in loyalty rather than sacrifice, and in the knowledge of God rather than burnt offerings” (Hosea 6:6 ). Sacrifices [...]
Assumptions That Affect Our Lives
An old story illustrates how easy it is to be conditioned into a wrong thinking pattern. A husband asked his wife why she always cut off the end of the rump roast before roasting it. She replied, “I’m not sure why. I’ve never thought about it. My mother always cut off the end of the rump roast, so there must be a reason.” A few weeks later Mother visited the family.
The Impact of a Godly Parent
Charles Stanley’s powerful sermon this week is a must-see. Pastor’s Stanley’s stories of his godly mother and grandmother (with slide show of his family and home) will motivate and encourage you. View by clicking on the video or go here for more video options. Stanley’s mother was NOT perfect; she was a humble yet wise [...]
Twavorite Tweets
Below is a list of some of my Tweets this week. I’ll list some each Thursday for those who don’t twitter or those who were not online when these were Tweeted.
Why I Don't Go to Church Anymore!
Letter from Wayne Jacobsen: I do appreciate your concern for me and your willingness to raise issues that have caused you concern. I know the way I relate to the church is a bit unconventional and some even call it dangerous. Believe me, I understand that concern because I used to think that way myself and even taught others to as well.
Homeschool Organization: Daily Routine
Our daily routine varies quite a bit since I’ve had health problems. We have to work around doctor appointments, weekly infusions, and my energy levels. When my energy level is low we read aloud and do flash cards from my bed. I don’t sweat it when we miss a few days. We live an educational [...]
Diligently Teach Them to Your Children
The diligence commanded in Deuteronomy 6 involves a special marriage of the fruits of faithfulness and self-control. We need the self-control to be faithful to diligently teach our children God’s ways.
And these words which I command you today shall be in your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children. (Deuteronomy 6:6-7).
Free Printable 15 Minute Chore CheckLists
By admin on Mar 09, 2009 in Homeschool
Free Printable Kids Chore Charts How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Telling a child to clean a room is overwhelming. These check lists are broken down into easy doable one to three minute chores. Assign a child a room or a few steps. Hang the kids core chart in the [...]
Breaking the Bondage of Legalism
The curious thing about legalism is that you might look at a legalist and a person walking in grace and at times not be able to tell them apart. They could very well be doing the same exact things. The difference lies not on the outside but on the inside, in the realm of motivation. Why is he or she doing it? A person is a legalist, therefore, not necessarily because of what they do or do not doubt do, but because of why they do or don’t do it.
Discipleship and the Hebraic Worldview
By admin on Mar 07, 2009 in Homeschool
Clearly, the New Testament tells us that we have been adopted as sons into the family of Abraham, the father of the Jewish people and our father through adoption (Rom. 4:16). Through our relationship with Yeshua Hamashiach (Jesus Christ), His history becomes our history, His family becomes our family, and His heritage becomes our heritage.
Having Sight But No Vision
“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.”–Hellen Keller
Faith is about taking first steps toward doing God’s will, even when it seems very much impossible. Is that the kind of faith we show? Do we confess Jesus with out feet?
Digital Scrapbook a Charlotte Mason Nature Sketchbook
By admin on Mar 03, 2009 in Homeschool
The purpose of this post is to show you examples and explain the exciting and creative option of digital scrapbooking a Nature Sketchbook. Using this methods students not only learn science they also learn computer layout and design.
