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Welcome to the Teach Them Diligently podcast. Each episode is full of real world information to help your homeschool family thrive. For the last couple
Your guide to healthy and Christ-centered relationships within your family!
At Teach Them Diligently we believe that having strong family relationships is vital to any christian house hold. We hope that this material will help not only foster your relationships with your kids but also grow the relationships between siblings.
Discipling your children is one of the core values of Christian parenting.
Being able to lovingly steer your children in the right direction is vital to the growth of your children.
Rooting your family in Christ is not just the responsibility of the church. As parents, are the primary teachers to help our children grow in faith.
It is our responsiblity to teach our children how to have a relationship with Christ. We not only need to set an example but also take the time to teach them how to have a great relationship with Christ.
Educating your kids at home can mean less time on homework and not having to commute back and forth to school.
Homeschool families have more free time to spend together at night and on the weekends, which helps to build and maintain a healthy marriage.
Welcome to the Teach Them Diligently podcast. Each episode is full of real world information to help your homeschool family thrive. For the last couple
As we are setting the foundational building blocks for a thriving family, family worship is definitely an element that cannot be overlooked. On today’s podcast,
This year, I heard a relatively new Christmas song, and it caused my heart to swell with gratitude and praise for what God has done.
Last Sunday evening, we discussed Christmas traditions to make your season more meaningful. If you missed that, you can find it here. As a follow
On today’s podcast, we are joined by Paige Gallant. Many of you follow along as Paige shares her heart and the rhythm of her family’s
In a 2021 Gallup survey, 47% of all Americans belonged to some form of a religious congregation (church, synagogue, or mosque). These numbers are down
There is always a throne. “A throne stood in heaven, with One seated on the throne…” (Rev. 4:2) This last week, as part of my
When I first started talking to today’s guest, my initial thought was “surely, it doesn’t happen here…” although I knew in my heart that bullying,
This past year and a half has been challenging in so many ways, and our children have really been stretched as they’ve missed out on
Can you imagine experiencing something so horrific that it changed your life forever– and then finding the grace to forgive the people who orchestrated that?
Charla McKinley of Beyond Personal Finance joins the TTD podcast! Charla and Leslie will discuss practical ways for parents to teach and steward their children
These past couple of years have really underscored our need for people, hasn’t it? We are absolutely not called to go it alone in this
Katie is a leader in the Christian homeschool community outside Phoenix, Arizona . She left a thriving career in school counseling and mental health program
Cathryn Sterling is a Nasa engineer turned Christian apologist. She’s the founder of Defend the Faith Ministries and co-author of Mama Bear Apologetics. Cathryn and
Today’s podcast is one that every homeschool parent should listen to, for I promise you’ll be encouraged to keep on doing what you’re doing. My
Who’s your biggest cheerleader? When I ask that question, does someone come quickly to mind? Maybe it’s someone that YOU like to cheer on who
Did you know that July 1st is Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day? I love summer. Summer is and always has been one of my favorite
Can you really homeschool with confidence and in less time than you’d ever imagine? Durenda Wilson, says, “YES!” Join Durenda and Leslie as they discuss
Trials come into all of our lives, but how we respond to those trials say a lot about our faith– and teach our children more
Join Leslie as she chats with Todd and Brooke Tilghman about how taking note of “Every Little Win” and celebrating those little victories can lead
You cannot build a strong house on a bad foundation… Teach Them Diligently has been in existence now for ten years. During that time, my
Homeschooling is something I said I would NEVER do. I longed for the day my kids jumped on the bus and left me with hours
In this podcast, Jamie Erickson shares insightful thoughts both from Scripture and practical experience that will cultivate sibling connections in your home. There is absolutely
The changing of the season brings such excitement as we enter into shorter days and colder nights. From the color changing of leaves to memories
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
We are happy to introduce you to Homeschool Family Bites: a bite-sized podcast for your non-stop lives. Each episode will focus on one simple word
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
3 Key Differences Between Horizons and LIFEPAC Parents looking to homeschool their children as they approach schooling age often ask about the difference between our
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
In this episode, I talk to Kim Sorgius about sibling relationships and how we can help our children not only in their relationships at home,
For many of us homeschool mamas, we are wrapping up the school year! If you’re like me, summer holds so many promises. Promises of rest,
Today we will discuss what it looks like to be a family on mission with this couple who were called to start a church in
On today’s podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz discusses starting your children on their knowledge of worldviews at an early age, and she talks about the program she
In today’s episode Mark Hancock discusses the importance of specific teaching-methods for boys. Our society tends to not focus on their particular learning styles and
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
Most of us know the power of exercise and movement in our children’s lives and homeschools. We can see the difference in their behavior and
If you find yourself suddenly homeschooling due to the school closings for Coronavirus prevention, you may be feeling overwhelmed with what to do. Even if
There is much talk these days about a healthy marriage and how to achieve it. One key building block is often overlooked, though. Join David
Leslie is joined by Darren Jones of HSLDA to discuss many ways for dad to be involved in the homeschooling efforts of your family. Whether
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
Welcome to the first ever Teach Them Diligently Podcast. This week, David and Leslie Nunnery, founders of Teach Them Diligently, give you some insight into
Through the years, many parents have asked David and I about family devotions– and even how to approach their own personal devotions. We all know
A few weeks ago we had a Facebook party to launch the 2020 Teach Them Diligently season. During that party, we asked those of you
Common Core is getting a lot of attention these days. David and I get asked about it quite a bit, and honestly it’s so far
Need some ideas for making life easy for your babysitter? As big brother of seven, and the official babysitter of the Olsen clan, I have lots of experience as a sitter.
Today’s culture would like for us to believe that it is normal for siblings to not get along and not like each other. This is
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.
Those of you who have been a member of Teach Them Diligently 365 for any length of time, have probably heard me talk about how
Ever since I was younger, I have loved the Fourth of July. It is one of the only times in the year where fireworks are
With so much entertainment and digital content flowing to cell phones, tablets and computers — and with the themes and subject matter becoming increasingly inappropriate
As a health cost sharing ministry, CHM isn’t insurance. Here are five unique attributes that enrich your experience as a CHM member. 1. CHM members
In spite of our arduous work to homeschool our children and train them in the ways of God, sometimes we hear them state, “I am
We all could use a little refocusing and refreshing these days, and focusing on our core roles of spouse and parent is a great place
Few things appeal to me more than the idea of curling up on the couch with a hot cup of coffee, a good book, and
Have you ever felt like God wanted you to step out and do something? Have you felt His hand clearly resting on you and directing
As a homeschool mothers, wives, and believers in Christ we have many aspirations. We want to love the Lord with all our heart and be
The holidays are almost over, and today is the first day of winter. Schoolwork and school days seem to extend farther into the future than
Investing Wisely and Morally There are really only a few things you can do with your money. You can spend it. You can save it.
Holidays & Homeschooling If you’re like me, one thing you need is extra time to prepare for the holidays. Do you need to find a
In a culture that has become increasingly antagonistic toward biblical principles, Christian families need to be firmly grounded in the Truth. That’s why Teach Them
Having a grandparent that homeschools is an added blessing.
Grandparents can bring a lot of life experience and wisdom to the table when they homeschool grandchildren. Sometimes due to financial constraints or other factors, it is necessary for both parents to work.
Having a grandparent step in to take the role of teacher can be an amazing gift for the children and family.
Teach Them Diligently 365 is an online homeschool community and homeschool resource library designed to help you make the most out of your homeschool experience.
Speaker: Monica Irvine I know you have felt the pain of regret when you have had a moment of failure when discipling your children. I know many of you are fighting against habits you learned from your parents that you swore you would never do. I know you want to parent with love, honor and […]
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt In the book of Titus, Paul instructs Titus about what to teach the older men of the church. He tells us that the older men are to then teach the younger men and the older women of the church. Based on what they learned from the older men, the older women are […]
Speaker: Sherri Seligson In the same way that a painter’s style and character are revealed in his paintings, we can see glimpses of God’s character in his Creation. The Bible mentions that He is light and living water. And as we study light and water, we understand his magnitude Him more clearly. Studying salt, darkness […]
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch Are you frustrated because your children won’t change or don’t seem able to change in ways you want them to? Dr. Kathy will help you understand several subtle attitudes and habits that make change difficult so you can determine which ones are relevant and how to decrease their effects. Then learn […]
Speaker: Patti Garibay This session includes scripture-based teachings and applicable advice on how to navigate Christian parenting on topics affecting girls in this post-Christian culture we live in today. Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: Debbie Gibson If you are a new homeschooler, a relatively new homeschooler, or a prospective a homeschooler, this session will make you confident in understanding Ohio’s regulations and sending your notification. We’ll walk through the regulations and notification process step-by-step. Forms for notification will be provided to attendees. Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Do you know what the most powerful words are that you can say to your children? God said them to all of the Hebrew fathers. Then He said them repeatedly through His Son to His disciples. These words will encourage your hearts and fill you with faith as you homeschool and disciple […]
Speaker: Cecelia Schmidt Do you desire to be a better friend? Are you finding it difficult to forgive someone who has hurt you? Do you struggle with trusting God when friends fail you? Is communication a challenge? If your answer to any of these questions is “yes,” then this workshop is for you! In this […]
Speaker: John Stemberger This Present Darkness: Protecting Homeschooled Children from the Gender Deception of the World Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: David Nunnery In 2008, the world witnessed a significant milestone. In our ever-changing world, more people officially live in urban areas than rural areas. The 20th Century experienced a tenfold increase in the population of urban areas across the world, while the world’s mission force has stayed relatively static the past several decades. In […]
Speaker: Heather Underhill Learning Through Play Listen Now Favorite
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 will fundamentally change the way you approach parenting, marriage, and every other area of your life through the way you pray. Then, we will all spend some time praying together […]
Speaker: Lisa Schmidt Marital conflict began with Adam and Eve in the Garden. Neither of them was willing to take responsibility for their own personal sin and instead blamed someone else for it. Not surprisingly, we still do the same thing today. We blame our spouse, our children, our parents, our past, our circumstances and […]
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch Understand how technology is influencing children’s beliefs and behaviors (and ours). Learn how technology is the root of some of your biggest concerns (e.g., your children’s complaining, expectations, inability to know what to do after graduation). Discover the five big lies technology is causing especially young people to believe and communication […]
Speaker: John Stemberger Standing Alone: The Ultimate Test of Character and Leadership Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: Marc Hays How do cultural norms change when its citizens forgot their culture’s history? When a nation’s people abandon their historical past, that nation begins to fall apart. However, not all hope is lost. By remembering history and resuming cultural norms forgotten to the past, there is always hope for a brighter future. Come […]
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 Now Favorite
Speaker: Monica Irvine Imagine what it will feels like, as you watch your son, even while they are young, be an example to those around him of what a true gentleman looks like, acts like and is. His focus is on others. He notices without effort when someone near him is in need, and then […]
Speaker: Norm Wakefield Blossoming young men can be very challenging to a mother. What’s a mom to do with her son’s seeming disrespect? How should she correct him? Does there come a time when a mom can no longer tell her son what to do? Wives have similar questions about relating to their husbands. What’s […]
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch Children have five legitimate needs that drive their wants, choices, actions, and attitudes. (You have the same five needs.) When God meets their needs, children will be whole, emotionally well, content, and so much more. Learn how to parent so their needs are met in God and other healthy ways. You’ll […]
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.” Yet these worries come because we are living in the moment and can’t see the big picture. After all, we’re pretty sure the 7th grader down the street is up […]
Speaker: Trudie Schar Do you ever wonder if you have purpose? Or maybe what your purpose is? Why did God put you here? And is being a homeschool mom enough? In this interactive workshop Trudie will share a process she goes through to live more intentional. Digging into how God made us, the circumstances we’ve […]
Speaker: Monica Irvine Let’s imagine…your children chew with their mouths closed, don’t make weird noises at the table, never announce what they don’t like at the table, sit still and respectfully while eating, show sincere gratitude each and every time they are served a meal, allow their elders to go first, never forget to ask […]
Speaker: Melissa Romero We all deal with a lot of Chaos. Homeschooling adds clutter, having children home all day creates dishes and makes more food prep. Laundry, cleaning, and finding missing library books keeps us busy. Add all the extras, ballet, piano, 4-h, sports, drama, coops – our lives can be so full. We wonder […]
Speaker: Melanie Elsey Updates will be provided on current legislation (state and federal) and other policies that affect our families, including our capacity to home educate our children. Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: Dr. Kathy Koch Do your children repeat unhealthy choices? Are they not changing their behaviors? Their mindset matters. How can we help them believe truth and change their mindset so their behaviors change? They need to develop resiliency – the choice and ability to make changes and to try something new. Learn how to […]
Speaker: Sherri Seligson Our world is filled with words. Whether we are reading them, writing them, or instructing with them, they are our tools to build stories, create emotions, and make connections. Yet we need to be aware that words have the power to build up others as well as to tear them down, especially […]
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 improve your platform for teaching, heal your marriage, and so much more. Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: Debbie Gibson It’s not hard for a busy homeschool family to err in defining and executing Biblical spousal roles and responsibilities. Let’s sort these out! Listen Now Favorite
Speaker: Jeff Reep This practical session will cover the importance of determining your priorities and then managing those priorities. We each have the same 168 hours per week. The question is how we are using this time. We’ll discuss some practical tips that could be helpful in maximizing the minutes of each day to accomplish […]