BRMO2025

The secular world tells us evolution is a fact. How do we answer? The topic of origins is important, because many students don’t feel equipped to give an answer, and many struggle with this topic. Amazingly, science is continually revealing features of our world that don’t fit with evolutionary theory. Moreover, there is increasing scientific […]

What if you could teach literature without boring workbooks or tests? Join Tricia Goyer, homeschooling mom of 10 and bestselling author, to learn how to bring books to life! Discover how to spark curiosity and build critical thinking with discussions, hands-on activities, and faith-based connections. From historical novels to classics, Tricia will share easy tips […]

What evidence is there that humans evolved from ape-like creatures? As it turns out, not much! In fact, the “evidence” is stunningly sparse, being limited to a few fossilized bones. However, many of these are either fakes, or greatly misinterpreted and exaggerated. This session uses humor as it exposes much of this. To conclude, we […]

Looking for inspiration in your study of ancient times? Join Linda Lacour Hobar (author of The Mystery of History) to discover what happens when Bible history and world history meet face to face – literally! With a look at Daniel and Belshazzar, Esther and Xerxes, Mary and Octavian, and more, you will see bible characters […]

The presence of instinct in animals provides some of the best evidence for original design in nature. All creatures have it, and the wide array of abilities is staggering! However, it doesn’t stop there. From instinct we move on to symbiotic relationships, particularly “mutualism”, which is nothing short of impossible from a naturalistic perspective. Spiritual […]

I often tell my Noble U students that I am playing on 4 different levels in every class: Yes, they are being taught important material with respect to the subject matter, but I am also seeking to disciple them where they are at in their faith journey; build a biblical worldview into their thinking; and […]

An interactive writing lesson on how to hook readers at the start of a hero’s journey story and keep them engaged. This is a great workshop for aspiring writers, because it helps them jump-start a story by avoiding the frustrations that accompany staring at a blank page. It is also helpful for homeschool teachers who […]