La educación en el hogar como forma de vida
Para muchos, la “educación” es el enfoque principal en la “educación en el hogar”. En cuanto a mí, “hogar” es lo más importante. “Hola, Rebekah, soy tu mamá… Te quiero… ¿Te gustaría cantar la canción del ABC conmigo, Rebekah? Aquí … Read more
Observing the Process
At four years old, my son was letting me know that he was ready to learn how to read.
And the Truth Shall Make You Free
One day when I was 8 years old, I went down to the mailbox to get the mail. Lying in the grass near the mailbox was a magazine with a solid white cover. I assumed some of our mail had … Read more
Joy Training
As a wife and mother I find joy to be one of the most useful attributes a woman could have.
Calling All Teenagers
Calling all teenagers…normal, healthy, smart, beautiful, talented, needed, wonderful…hey, I’m talking to you! Tandy was twelve years old when the first boy gave her “the look” that sent a thrill right down her backbone.
Then and Now: Reinforcements Coming and You Are that Mighty Army
There is a mighty army Being trained to stand and fight, A battlefield of soldiers Learning what is right… You are that mighty army, We’ve watched you being trained; You’ve been given God’s glorious armor, Now go in Jesus’ name.
Chapter 3 The Gami Akij Story
Rebekah reports of the grace and power of Christ as she ministered to the people in Papua New Guinea for a year—alone.
Chapter 2 The Gami Akij Story
From Sorcery to Christ. Gami was unhappy as a sorcerer. When he met an old missionary, he found out why. Listen to the rest of Rebekah’s account of Gami Akij.
Chapter 1 The Gami Akij Story
Rebekah reports of the grace and power of Christ as she ministered to the people in Papua New Guinea for a year—alone.
Blooming Where We’re Planted
If a soulless flower can give God glory by blooming regardless of circumstance, what might I do—what must I do—as a child of God?
Homeschool Kid—Sing My Song
Small children love to be identified, “you’re a carpenter, you fixed my chair!” or “those are good brownies, you’re our little cook.”
Child Labor
Dad always had a mischievous habit of asking visiting children (of all ages) a question: “Hey little man, what do you do for a living?”
Safeguarding Your Children
Dad’s reaction and openness about sin, and God’s hatred of sin gave us assurance in dealing with the world when Dad wasn’t around.
