Reading a biography can be one of the best sanctifying tools that we didn’t know we had. I found myself receiving a copy of an autobiography of a musician that I have been a fan of since, as my kids would say, “the 1900s”. I am definitely a music snob, but only in the most […]
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I am not an expert. This truth is fairly well known in my circles. I am a student of truth. I seek God by seeking His truth, goodness, and beauty. The more that I learn, the more that I know, the closer that I get to the only true righteous being, the more aware of
The single most difficult decision you may find yourself making with homeschooling is deciding where to start with the formal study of mathematics. Maybe this is all hyperbole and you’ve never struggled with this decision. If that’s the case, I’d like to encourage you to think about it. Where should you start with the study
Humans are cyclical. We live in cycles. Whether it’s the seasons, everyday needs, or health, we tend to require the same things over and over: lather, rinse, repeat. I have been contemplating the importance of thinking and taking time to process lately. It’s so easy for our tasks to swallow up our growth, like a
Our yard is filled with mud. Not the good kind, where kids slosh and laugh and mom looks the other way because it is spring in Maine. It is the boot swallowing, productivity-inhibiting, slough of despond-ish kind. I have been tempted, several times to “deal with it” by staying inside and waiting for the warmth
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