Soon your child will walk across a graduation stage. You will remember the first day of school and wonder how the years passed so quickly. Then comes the question every family must face: What happens next? College? A technical program? An apprenticeship? Work? As Christian parents, we have another question to help our children answer: How will you use your …

Hospitality in your homeschool can create some of our most memorable homeschool moments that happen when we open our doors to others. Whether it’s inviting friends for a simple lunch, gathering around the table for a family meal, or welcoming a new neighbor, these times together can spark learning that goes far beyond textbooks. Practicing hospitality in your homeschool gives …

Our relationship with technology requires serious moral reflection. The tools that shape our world do more than just shape how we accomplish certain tasks; they shape our souls. Therefore, technology and its use must be evaluated within our theological, ethical, and moral frameworks. Its use has profoundly impacted human life since the beginning of time. Although we can readily recognize …

Life is a constant challenge. As much as there are beautiful experiences at every phase of life, there are also battles and problems in every phase. We were created for paradise, and there is an eternal longing in our hearts to get back to paradise. Many who do not understand Gods plan for the world assume they can create paradise …

I have for many years lectured across the country on the subject of a biblical worldview. I often begin by talking about Genesis 1:28. There God states, in the form of a command, the reason He has made the human race: “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the …

Every homeschool mom knows the moment. The kitchen table is buried in papers, and a quiet question slips in: Am I really doing enough? No matter how many years a mother has taught, how old her children are, or when she started, homeschool doubts creep in.We spoke to several homeschool moms, with six to more than twenty years of experience. …

Coffee in hand, I am running from one end of the building to the other, ready to tackle the next problem. I whisper a prayer along the way. One teacher is looking for a lectern that seems to have disappeared from their classroom. Another is navigating a challenging situation with a student who has special needs. A new family has …

As we reflect on the 2026 midterm elections, let us remember that as pastors, our responsibility does not end when the polls close. In many ways, our most important work begins afterward. We are to help believers understand that their identity in Christ must remain greater than their political affiliations. In Maryland, where I serve, the midterm elections have unfolded …

Republicans, led by President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, referred to him repeatedly during the 2026 midterm election campaign as Talafreako, but that language didnt keep Texas voters from making James Talarico the first Democratic senator from the Lone Star state in more than three decades. Similarly, Trump and other Republicans frequently referred to Dumocrats when talking about …