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Building a Legacy Together: A Homeschool Family’s Story | 328

In this episode, Leslie sits down with Larry and Sue Pruett, a dynamic couple with a remarkable story. Join us as we delve into their 35-year journey of love, family, and business.

Discover how the Pruetts have successfully balanced homeschooling their five children, running a thriving business, and nurturing a strong marriage. Learn about the benefits of involving children in family businesses, the importance of intentional communication, and the power of setting boundaries.

The Pruetts also share their passion for helping other couples strengthen their relationships through their ministry and Connection Cards. Get ready to be inspired by this couple’s wisdom, experience, and unwavering commitment to their family and faith.

Meet the Guests:

Larry and Sue Pruett have been married for 35 years and raised five children, ages 18-29. They homeschooled all 5, from beginning to end, for a total of 24 years (and survived to tell about it!). They have been full-time entrepreneurs for over 11 years, and now coach and minister to married couples who work together, helping them strengthen their marriages.

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Leslie Nunnery

Leslie Nunnery is a homeschool mother, author, and speaker with a heart for helping families build lives centered on Christ. As co-founder of Teach Them Diligently and creator of Heart School, she encourages parents to move beyond academics alone and embrace the deeper calling of discipleship—shaping not just what children know, but who they are becoming. Leslie has authored several books and resources that help families engage meaningfully with God’s Word and apply those truths directly to family life. Through her teaching, she gently calls parents back to the Lord as their first priority, equipping them to lead their homes with intention, prayer, and a vision that reaches far beyond the school years.

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