"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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Christian Men: Feminization Is Not For You
We’re all aware of how feminized our culture has become. Men are disrespected at every turn. They are marginalized, mocked, and criticized. You see this

The Unreachable Underlings in the Church: Preschoolers
Preschoolers—the three to five-year-olds in the church, still babylike in some ways and yet growing up in others. A mysterious group of seemingly boundless energy,

The Case Against the Christmas Present
These days in America, it’s quite common to hear people say they won’t give their kids much for Christmas. You can’t really blame them. Consumerism

What Happened to Veiling?
Until recently, I was unaware of the history of women covering their heads in the Christian church. In 1 Corinthians 11, St. Paul writes the

How Law and Gospel Have “Broken Many a Brain”
Want to know why many Christians have stopped going to church? They don’t understand the Law and Gospel.

What About Halloween? Answering the Question Every Christian Asks
We’re going to start right out of the gate with Scripture since it is through Scripture that we have a lamp to our feet and

You Know that Branch You’re Sitting On, Homeschoolers? Stop Cutting It Off!
Homeschooling is a gift our nation has squandered for decades now. In many countries, parents cannot control their children’s education like we can here in

Parenting Pickiness: Why It Isn’t “Just a Stage”
Pickiness in childhood is common nowadays. In fact, it’s rare to come across a family where the kids aren’t picky. It has become a widely

Pastors: Sunday School Needs You
Over the years, as our young family moved around the country, we attended a number of churches and visited just as many Sunday schools. In
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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?