Encouragement
Be blessed and encouraged as you walk with the Lord and homeschool your children!
Encouragement for Homeschooling
The cat got out, you are out of milk, you just ran out of paper towels and the baby is crying. Oh, and the WiFi just went out in the middle of your video homeschool lesson.
Some days it seems like things are going haywire. If you are looking for a source of encouragement for homeschooling, get connected to a local homeschool community of other like-minded moms and dad.
You’ll be able to share tips and tricks of the trade and to weather the days that go a little crazy.
Encouragement for Moms
From running the dishwasher, to running the classroom, to running the office, moms have a lot of different roles.
Homeschool moms are a great source of strength and guidance for their children and families, but sometimes moms need a little encouragement.
Encouragement for moms comes from prayer, spouses, friends, and can also be found in community whether it is church or a local homeschool group.
Encouragement for Dads
When you are a kid, you think of Dad as being ten feet tall and able to overcome any obstacle in his path.
As you grow older, you realize that dads are actually human and that they can use some encouragement from time to time.
Prayer is a great way for dads to seek encouragement.
Encouragement for Kids
A hug, a compliment, a smile—these are some of the ways we provide encouragement for our kids.
Another great source of encouragement comes through prayer and asking God for guidance for our children.
Encouragement Articles
True Story
Two weeks ago we were in Sandusky for our last Teach Them Diligently Convention of the season. We are looking into and actively planning adding
Being a Warrior Mom in a Changing Culture | 59
Sam is the author of the brand new Words for Warriors as well as other homeschool and faith-based books. Today, we’re going to be discussing
Are You the “Weaker” Brother or Sister?
At the end of February I started a series of emails focused on standards in parenting. The first dealt with one of the greatest fathers
When to Adjust Standards Without Violating Your Principles
Over the last two weeks, I’ve been talking about standards in the home, and honestly, I have received a lot of great communication back. All
1000 Hours Outside | 52
Ginny Yurich of 1000 Hours Outside is on this weeks Homeschool Families Podcast. Ginny will talk with us today about the immense benefits of getting
A Little Taste of Heaven On Earth
Tonight’s note is written as much to myself as anyone. The Lord got my attention this evening when I got a text from a dear
I took so much for granted…
As I look at pictures from TTD events of the past, I’m forced to admit to myself that I took fellowship and the ability to gather
Encouragement For Homeschool Families | 51
Today on the podcast, we are joined by Todd Wilson. You can find Todd at The Smiling Homeschooler- as well as at TTD and other
A Time For Encouragement…
It’s hard to know what to say right now. It’s hard to know how to answer questions with 100% certainty. Every day, it seems like
Hard Lessons, Great God– And Top New Resources of 2020
They say that change is never easy. Well, this certainly was a year where we all faced a lot of changes– many of which were
Emmanuel: God With Us
Text message after text message, post after post, article after article… I keep hearing and seeing so much pain, heartache, fear, loss, disappointment, confusion, and
The Government Shall Be Upon His Shoulder
I had the most interesting discussion with my 21 year old son on Friday night after he got home from work. As we were discussing
Things just don’t feel right… What should we do?
“But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be
Lack of Communication Cultivates Anger & Bitterness
Absalom is well-known as the rebellious son of King David. His mother was Maacah who was the daughter of Talmai, the king of Geshur. Geshur
Free Bible Verse Phone Wallpapers!
Free Bible Verse Phone Wallpapers On Instagram, we asked you what Bible verses inspire you in your homeschooling mission. Here are your answers. Follow the
Nope, You Can’t Do Everything | 20
Trying to do everything. It’s a common struggle for mom’s in general but us homeschool moms seem to really be hit with sense of guilt
Parenting through the Quarantine | 10
Brooke and Israel Wayne discuss parenting through the quarantine and how you can do it efficiently. You’ll get some great insights on issues that you
Encouragement for Social Distancing Families | 8
Heidi St. John joined Leslie as we kicked off the Teach Them Diligently at Home event. They had a great conversation about family, faith, and
How To Teach Them Diligently | 2
Learn practical ways and helpful ideas for teaching your children diligently, both from a discipleship and academic perspective as David and Leslie Nunnery explore teamwork
Once Upon A Time In Our Homeschool
Once upon a time our homeschool looked very different than it does now. But today’s version of amazing was created through the relationships we built during those younger years.
Homeschool Mom Relationships Matter
I am an introvert by nature– BIG Time!! If I had my druthers, I would stay home, doing my family thing, content to abide peacefully
Service Projects for Teens to Inspire Compassion and Responsibility
Inspire Responsibility Service projects for teens inspire compassion and civic responsibility. Many schools require them for high school graduation because of their lasting impact. In
Early Literacy Resources for the Preschool Child
Preschool Minds If your child is in the preschool years, you know this is an exciting time for them. From learning their ABC’s to tying
Head for Jesus
When Leslie and I were much younger, we used to attend a youth workers conference at a camp here near our home. The preaching was
Homeschool Foundation Is More Important Than Your Curriculum
New Year, New Path Yes, this homeschool year looks very different than when we started! It looks very different than it did last year. But
Celebrating Amazing Lessons for Homeschool Moms And Dads
https://vimeo.com/292192823 I’m pretty sure that when we reach the end of our homeschool journey, David and I will look back to see that God taught
How to Avoid Burnout in Homeschooling
Has your decision to homeschool your children ever left you feeling tired, overwhelmed or stressed out? As a student who was homeschooled (my family began
Inspiration For Back To Homeschool (With FREE Resources!)
Ready or not, the time for starting up the regular routine of homeschooling is upon us (unless you are one of the many who homeschool
Oh, The Privilege Of Being Called Mom!
This article contains an excerpt from Teach Them Diligently, Raising Children of Promise. You can purchase your copy by clicking here now. Have you ever
Finding Homeschool Support
Finding the right homeschool support is almost as important as knowing why you’re homeschooling in the first place. And, sometimes, even knowing where to look
Encouragement in Scripture
God’s Word is a source of hope and encouragement for all of us.
As a homeschool parent, there is a wealth of encouragement in scripture like in Deuteronomy 6:5-7:
“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all of your soul and with all of your strength…Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.”
Pursuing Encouraging Relationships
When children are homeschooled, we are able to instill hope, confidence, and support in their daily lessons by giving them undivided attention.
This helps to strengthen the parent-child relationship. It is also important to pursue encouraging and supportive relationships with friends, family, and community whether it is a homeschool community, neighborhood, or church community.
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TTD365 Audio Resources - Encouragement (Members Only!)
The Way You Pray Wil Change The Way You Parent… and How You Live
Speaker: Leslie Nunnery Are you strategic in the way you pray for your children? For your husband? For yourself? Let’s look together at how God
Standing Alone: The Ultimate Test of Character and Leadership
Speaker: John Stemberger Standing Alone: The Ultimate Test of Character and Leadership Listen Now Favorite To access this content, you must purchase TTD365 Membership –
Help, Lord! I’ve Messed Everything Up!
Speaker: Debbie Gibson We can find peace, even in our mistakes. All is not lost, even on our worst days. God is still sovereign! Listen
Am I Ruining My Children? What I Wish I Knew As a New Homeschool Mom
Speaker: Sherri Seligson Let’s face it. At one time or another we all feel that by homeschooling our children, they are missing out on “something.”
Creating A Grateful Home: Way Beyond Please and Thank You!
Speaker: David Nunnery Gratitude is so powerful in the heart of a believer. It will transform your home, your heart, and your mind. It will
Anchoring into Christ: The Solid Rock in the Storm
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Parenting and homeschooling have plenty of storms, don’t they? And if that weren’t enough, our nation and culture are in constant turmoil.
Lies We Believe In Our Suffering
Speaker: Heather Underhill These last few years, I have been on a journey through ongoing pain issues that led me to dig deeper into what
When You Aren’t Everyone Else’s Cup of Tea: When Your Choices Are Different and No One Seems to Understand
Speaker: Angel Lambert When others question, comment negatively, or even insult your choices, how do you react? How should you react? We will discuss some
Lessons from Esther: Peace in Times of Fear
Speaker: Heidi St. John In stressful situations, can you prayerfully wait for God’s direction and timing? Today we are surrounded by a culture that is
How Life Coaching Skills Can Help You Be A Better Homeschool Mom
Speaker: Jackie Mckennon Come learn and explore some of the impactful lessons of life coaching. Whether going through a personal struggle, a difficult season or
R.E.A.L. L.I.F.E. Homeschooling
Speaker: Heidi St. John Let’s face it. Homeschooling is challenging. Sometimes it can feel like a major accomplishment just to take a shower and get
Discerning My Calling
Speaker: Lesa Dale Discerning My Calling Listen Now Favorite To access this content, you must purchase TTD365 Membership – Monthly, TTD365 Membership – Annual, TTD365
Homeschooling is a Journey, not a Destination
Speaker: Frederic Gray Deciding to homeschool is only the beginning of the journey. As you travel on your own personal homeschooling journey, you will face
In Pursuit of Restful Homeschooling
Speaker: Aimee Smith A restful homeschool is birthed in the heart of a restful homeschool momma. This thought can bring discouragement to the best of
Homeschooling Held Hostage
Speaker: Heidi St. John In the past twenty years, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the homeschool community. There is much more pressure being
God Uses Your Stupid
Speaker: Lesa Dale God Uses Your Stupid Listen Now Favorite To access this content, you must purchase TTD365 Membership – Monthly, TTD365 Membership – Annual,
The Impossible Is God’s Comfort Zone
Speaker: Kate Battistelli Deep down you know you’re on this planet for a reason. God has a plan in mind just for you. In fact,
About to Burn Out? Here’s Some Help for Homeschool Success
Speaker: Sharon Fisher Are you feeling like you’re being pulled in every direction? If you’re about to burn out, come to get some encouragement and
Homeschooling Through Chronic Illness (And Other Life Disruptions)
Speaker: Aimee Smith You know your homeschool purpose; you chose an excellent curriculum; your lessons plans are ready to go. Then reality hits. Day after
The Proverbs 31 Woman – Is She Relevant For Today?
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt In the book of Proverbs, we are clearly instructed in the ways of wisdom, and warned about the consequences of foolishness. The
The Gift
Speaker: Todd Wilson Like you, when we began our homeschooling journey we asked ourselves, “Will we be able to teach them all they need to
Smile Stealers and Smile Makers!!!
Speaker: Todd Wilson You started this homeschooling journey because you thought it was going to be fun. You envisioned yourself teaching your children and smiling
Anchoring into Christ: The Solid Rock in the Storm
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Parenting and homeschooling have plenty of storms, don’t they? And if that weren’t enough, our nation and culture are in constant turmoil.
Homeschooling is a Journey, not a Destination
Speaker: Frederic Gray Deciding to homeschool is only the beginning of the journey. As you travel on your own personal homeschooling journey, you will face
Creating A Grateful Home: Way Beyond Please and Thank You!
Speaker: David Nunnery Gratitude is so powerful in the heart of a believer. It will transform your home, your heart, and your mind. It will
Lessons from Esther: Peace in Times of Fear
Speaker: Heidi St. John In stressful situations, can you prayerfully wait for God’s direction and timing? Today we are surrounded by a culture that is
Is This a Stupid Question?
Speaker: Eileen Chevalier Are there stupid questions? Are there dangerous ones? Can questions direct the course of your life? Which questions are you asking and
R.E.A.L. L.I.F.E. Homeschooling
Speaker: Heidi St. John Let’s face it. Homeschooling is challenging. Sometimes it can feel like a major accomplishment just to take a shower and get
The Impossible Is God’s Comfort Zone
Speaker: Kate Battistelli Deep down you know you’re on this planet for a reason. God has a plan in mind just for you. In fact,
How to Get Your Kids to Hate Learning
Speaker: Todd Wilson The homeschool movement coined and promoted the idea of fostering a LOVE of learning…and yet most homeschooling moms have fostered a “hate”