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
A Time For Encouragement…
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Hard Lessons, Great God– And Top New Resources of 2020
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Emmanuel: God With Us
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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
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Free Bible Verse Phone Wallpapers!
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Nope, You Can’t Do Everything | 20
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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
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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
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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!
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Finding Homeschool Support
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Protecting And Praying For Our Marriages
One of the most heartbreaking things that David and I have been faced with since starting Teach Them Diligently is the realization of just how
6 Resources For A Passionate And Powerful Prayer Life
This week as we take our “Monday Morning Minute” together, we are focusing our hearts on Prayer and formulating a strategy for it. In this
Day Starters—Scriptures To Start Your Day Off Right
Encouragement and insight about starting your day off on the right foot through God’s Word, plus a free printable to get you started.
Homeschool Mom’s Monday Morning Minute
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Things You Don’t Need to Homeschool
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When Mom Kills the Love of Learning
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Bless the Lord, O My Soul!
Psalm 103 is a very familiar passage around our home. In fact, we sing a good bit of it every day. Last week, though, as
Cherish Your Calling! Encouragement for a mid-semester Tuesday.
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that
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!)
How to Write a Novel
Speaker: Tricia Goyer One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, “How do you write a novel?” Almost anyone can write a novel,…
You Can Be a Smiling Homeschooler!!!
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…
What to Do When Your Plan Doesn’t Go According to Plan
Speaker: Todd Wilson I’ve talked to plenty of homeschooling parents who were sold a plan. They followed the plan and then later stood before me…
This, We Believe!
Speaker: Todd Wilson Dads and moms, in all the busyness of life and swell of expert advice, we’ve forgotten the fundamental truths of homeschooling and…
Priority Homeschooling
Speaker: Todd Wilson For over ten years now, I have been reminding moms and dads of the truth behind homeschooling. I tell them it’s about…
Laying Down the Rails – The Power of Good Habits
Speaker: Sonya Shafer Discover the secret to smooth and easy days: habit training. Learn how to instill good habits, which habits Charlotte Mason encouraged parents…
8 Habits of Highly Effective Christians
Speaker: Sonya Shafer None of us wants to be a useless Christian—or to raise one. In this session, Sonya will walk you through the eight…
You Are Always Good
Speaker: Shelly Hamilton Shelly shares her family’s testimony after the loss of her eldest son, Jonathan, who had struggled with mental illness for many years.…
Homeschooling with a Purpose
Speaker: Samantha Shank Let’s be honest: we are faced with doubt constantly. Whether it is self-doubt or skepticism from others, we struggle to see if…
How to Find the Motivation to Be Consistent
Speaker: Rebecca Spooner Sometimes I am not sure if the problem is my lack of motivation or my children’s. How can you get back on…
Dear Kids – What Your Parents Wish You Knew
Speaker: Rebecca Spooner A session for the whole family! Bring your kids and everyone will be laughing as I share a list of things I…
Bring God’s Presence into Homeschooling
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Do you and your children feel like God is distant and sometimes difficult to access? How can you teach your children that…
Anchored in Christ – In the Storms of Life
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Do you ever feel like you’re weathering a category 5 hurricane as you attempt to educate your children? Learn how to get…
The Power of a Shared Life
Speaker: Mark Hancock Mark Hancock, CEO of Trail Life USA and mental health and family counselor, shares two strategies for bringing value to a purposeful…
Let Boys Be Boys
Speaker: Mark Hancock Mark shares three winning strategies for leaders of boys and why this is important to the big kingdom business of Trail Life…
The Art of Storytelling
Speaker: Mark Hamby In an age of amusement, we must guard against influences that excite the senses, circumvent reason, and foster gullibility. Through the art…
The Titus 2 Woman – Is She Relevant for Today
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt In the book of Titus, Paul instructs Titus about what to teach the older men of the church. He goes on to…
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…
Responding Biblically to Guilt and Shame
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt Guilt is a gift from God and is designed to direct us toward Him. Unfortunately, many Christians do not respond biblically to…
Responding Biblically to Fear, Worry, and Anxiety
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt Most of us know that worry is wrong, so we disguise it with different terms like, “concerned,” “troubled,” or “bothered.” Regardless of…
Responding Biblically to Anger
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt Responding Biblically to Anger Listen Now Favorite To access this content, you must purchase TTD365 Membership – Monthly, TTD365 Membership – Annual,
Fully Whelmed – Shifting from Overwhelm to Overflow
Speaker: Lisa Dettinger Jesus said, “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly” (John 10:10b). Are you living an abundant Life or…
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Speaker: Linda Lacour Hobar Women, do you need to get real about homeschool and the joy and pain of life? Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author…
You Can Trust God to Write Your Story
Speaker: Lepine and Wolgemuths Who doesn’t love a good story? God is the master Storyteller. He’s writing your story and it’s a part of His…
The Power of a Story to Change Lives
Speaker: Janet Benge This presentation explores why humans have always told stories, and how they shape our lives. The nonfiction Heroes Series of books written…
Prayers for the Battlefield
Speaker: Heidi St. John Are you weary? Today’s parents are up against a lot. We’re shepherding children in a time when the war for their…
Cultivating a Faith That Speaks
Speaker: Heidi St. John In a time when voices of faith are being silenced, Christians have a wonderful opportunity. Psalm 107:2 says, “Let the redeemed…
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…
You Are a Masterpiece
Speaker: Elizabeth Oakes Mrs. Beth introduces your child to the clumsy, skinny, awkward life of NORMAN ROCKWELL. Be spellbound by Mrs. Beth’s storytelling and interact…
Homeschooling Through Difficult Times
Speaker: Dr. Sandi Queen No matter what your struggle is – caring for an aging parent, loss of your own health, going through a divorce…