In a culture that qualifies as the wicked and perverse generation referenced in Philippians 2:14-16, it is vital that parents are the first source of correct information for their children in dealing with issues of life and death, sexuality, and godly behaviors. That is the primary reason that a Christian education (whether in a homeschooling setting or a good Christian day school) is a necessary part of rearing faithful children.
In this video discussion, I go into some detail as to how to lay a godly foundation for your children and how to instruct them to maneuver in the midst of a humanistic culture seeking to turn them away from Jesus Christ.
Consider getting my two read-aloud story books for parents and children that model how parents can deal with important issues with their children.
Somewhere along the line, it is likely that a homeschooling mom will experience burnout. That’s the time to get back to basics and review why you began homeschooling in the first place. Listen to my Kingdom-Driven Family “Office Hours” on Facebook Live from March 24, 2018
It is a sad commentary on our day that Bible believing Christians place more trust in expediency and pragmatism than they do in the sovereignty of God.
Sometimes the greatest lessons come in hindsight, once there is distance from a painful time in someone’s life. Listen as one Christian woman discusses her abusive first marriage and how knowing and understanding Biblical law has helped her personally, and to instruct and assist others.
[This essay first appeared in the March/April edition of Faith for All of Life]
This podcast originally appeared on the Reconstructionist Radio Network. Listen as I speak with Jennifer Dages, a homeschooling mom with a nursing background who makes health a top priority for her family and herself. She discusses some simple approaches to deal with illness and enhance the prevention of common health problems. You may also want to check out my webinar, 
Many people have resigned themselves to the “reality” that our society is not only violent, but will continue to escalate even more so. As a student of the Bible, I know that when people do things God’s way, blessings follow. The opposite is true when they use the ways of the world.
The Bible instructs us to make our petitions known to God — to pray without ceasing. However, there a lawful way to pray so as to glorify God, and ways that do not. In this Kingdom-driven Family Podcast, my guest, Cathey Brown, and I discuss some current practices when it comes to prayer meetings and how believers share prayer requests.
“The Christian faith once meant that a believer responded to a dark world by actively working to bring God’s grace and mercy to others, both by word and by deed. However, a modern, self-centered church has isolated the faith to a pietism that relinquishes charitable responsibility to the state. The end result has been the empowering of a humanistic world order. (Excerpted from the backliner to “In His Service: The Christian Calling to Charity” by R.J. Rushdoony.)
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