"For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love, and of self-control."
-2 Timothy 1:7
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It Doesn’t Take a Village
Hilary Clinton’s book “It Takes a Village: And Other Lessons Children Teach Us,” was published in 1995. In this book, Clinton introduced the powerful idea

Women: Equal but Different Is Possible
You can be equal in worth to someone without being the same as them. This happens all the time, in ways we don’t even notice,

Porn is Worse than an Affair
Pornography is one of the darkest, most widespread toxins available on the market today. It has been compared to cocaine for its effects on the

Temptation for Control: IVF, Sex, and the Ideal Family Size
It all comes down to control. We desperately crave control on a fundamental level, and this desire manifests itself in innumerable ways. We want things on

Parents Need to Grow a Backbone
Parents today need spinal implants immediately. This applies to both men and women, although women do seem more susceptible to the spinal disease than men.

A Call to Arms: Christian Parents, Rise Up!
“Fight the good fight of faith.”[1] Paul wrote this command to Timothy over 2,000 years ago. His admonition, however, was not just for Timothy—it was also for

Praying for Persecution: the Chinese vs American Christians
In America, we have had a tremendous amount of freedom. We have never experienced widespread persecution for our faith. We live in relative ease compared

10 Mistakes Christians Make When Choosing a Church. Here’s What They Should Do Instead.
We’ve all met people over the years who are believers but don’t attend church. They feel that the churches around them have failed them. They

How Disney Affected Women’s Perception of Love
The last several generations of children have been raised on a heavy diet of Disney movies. When my parents were young, the films were Snow
Latest Articles
Nation’s report card (NAEP Scores) for 2022 shows 67% BELOW proficient in reading by 4th grade.
Why homeschool? What’s really going on out there?
Here are some statistics and fact-based information about children and the educational system that may help you make (or stick to) your decision.
While some of these articles may miss the solutions or root causes to these problems altogether, they give you the data for what is happening right now. Is “socializing” in the common use of the term, benefiting children mentally? Physically? Emotionally? Are school “socialized” children happier in general? Kinder? More respectful? Are we having great success with educating child en masse? Are children learning important things like math, reading, and writing and becoming excited about education in the public schools?