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Academics, general homeschooling, curriculum

When Your Homeschool Plan Isn’t Working

Can I let you in on a little secret? Every homeschool parent (yes, every single one) reaches that point where the shiny new plan doesn’t feel so shiny anymore. Maybe the curriculum that looked amazing in July feels overwhelming now that September is here. Maybe your schedule seemed manageable—until real life showed up with laundry, meals, and tired kids. Or maybe you just feel like you’re juggling too many good things all at once. (I spoke with

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Staying on Mission: 3 Simple Shifts to Transform Your Parenting and Homeschool Journey | 348

Do you know your family’s mission—but find yourself constantly knocked off track by the demands of daily life? You’re not alone. In this episode, David and Leslie unpack the 3 foundational shifts that will keep your family focused on discipleship, help you build a home where faith flourishes, and remind you why what you do matters more than you think. Discover how to safeguard your family’s mission, streamline your approach, and create a home that

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The One Shift That Brings Peace to Your Homeschool Days

Recently, I sat down with a young mom at our church who’s preparing to homeschool. She told me why she wanted to homeschool, and she was very missional and excited as she talked about it.  Though she was excited, there was some nervous energy in the room. When she pulled out her notebook I understood why. Her first questions were about curriculum, co-ops, and planning.  That’s so common. We know our mission—to disciple our children and follow

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Grace That Knocks You Off Your Feet

Last week, we rented a house at Murrells Inlet, SC. The waves from the Atlantic were only a short walk away which was great since I consider myself to be a world-class body-surfer. The waves are my favorite part of the beach, and I had ample opportunity to enjoy them with my son-in-law. On Thursday, I woke up to a dense fog rising off the water. We couldn’t see the beach from the house, and

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