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Re-energize your homeschool day with uplifting devotionals in the Daily Focus. Filled with 365 real-life homeschooling stories that speak to a homeschooler's heart, the Daily Focus not only encourages and rekindles your joy of homeschooling, but it also deepens and transforms your spiritual life with each inspiring devotional that relates to God's Word.
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- Godly LegaciesPosted on: 02.03.12
"The righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance" (Psalm 112:6b)."And he did evil in the sight of the Lord," read my youngest son out loud as we studied the kings of Israel and J... - How to Speak Your Homeschooler's Love LanguagePosted on: 02.02.12
Do your children feel loved? Do they sense your unconditional affection and support as they homeschool? Although we may think we're showing love to our children, many times our children fail to fe... - Beat the Bickering BluesPosted on: 02.02.12
Bickering is enough to drive any homeschooling parent crazy! As important as teaching our children academics may be, teaching them how to resolve their disagreements is even more important. Altho... - Bringing History to LifePosted on: 02.02.12
How does your homeschooler react when you say, "It's time for history?" If you've noticed a lackluster response lately, perhaps it's time to put away those DVD documentaries and ... - Ten Tips for Homeschooling with InfantsPosted on: 02.02.12
Do you have a new baby on the way or one already in your arms? Wondering how you can care for his needs and still manage to teach older children at the same time? Although you may feel stressed out, h...
- Dressed to KillPosted on: 10.26.11
What did you look like this morning as you began homeschooling your children? Were you still dressed in your pajamas or sweats? Did you prepare yourself as if you were working at an 8 to 5 job, or did... - Enter to Win AOP's Ginormous Homeschool GiveawayPosted on: 10.06.11
Here's your opportunity to win this year's Ginormous Homeschool Giveaway at Alpha Omega Publications! From now until February 29, 2012, enter for your shot at $500 in free Christian homeschool... - You Can Do ItPosted on: 11.17.11
"Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it" (1 Thessalonians 5:24).Have you been experiencing setbacks lately while homeschooling? Are your children rebelling or acting bored? Do ... - White Dog - Black DogPosted on: 11.22.11
"I will offer to thee the sacrifice of thanksgiving, and will call upon the name of the LORD" (Psalm 116:17).A new day to homeschool waits in front of you, but already your restless mind is ... - Death at My Door (Part 1)Posted on: 01.19.12
"What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee" (Psalm 56:3).One evening after hosting a Bible study for homeschooling friends around a campfire, my observant son noticed a small amber-colored...
- I Can Only ImagineComment by: Tania S
Pinterest, I hope it doesn't cause me to covet things and ideas. Blog reading, I can tell you right now there are some blogs I should let go of. TV shows I think are OK to watch once children are in b... - I Can Only ImagineComment by: Grace J
Amen! Thank you for the admonition to holy living. - I Can Only ImagineComment by: Kathy S
I had all the"Little House" books as a child. I absolutley loved them !! Just an FYI for family entertainment, Little House is on T.V.. in the morning and the evening on seperate channels. It is... - I Can Only ImagineComment by: Barbara S
Absolutely. Its hard enough to keep our thoughts pure without filling our head with useless dribble. Thanks for helping us know we are not alone in our fight to limit the junk in our kids' minds. S... - Homeschool FearsComment by: Tamara S
I'm still getting myself together to homeschool next semester and isn't God good that He sent words of encouragement right now, when I wasn't feeling so sure of myself! Praise God, it'll all work for ...
- Dressed to KillComment by: Lori B
usually, i love these devotionals. very inspiring and thought provoking. but this one, i think, was a bit off the mark. i don't think GOD is dishonored if i snuggle my little ones in our pajamas as we... - Dressed to KillComment by: Margaret S
Wow! I am amazed at the negativity in these responses!! And the very un-Christlike attitude to someone simply encouraging us to take a few minutes to put ourselves and our children in a good learn... - Dressed to KillComment by: Kari T
I didn't think this was an article meant to offend. I took it to mean that making the effort to be organized and neat would be helpful on a day to day basis but that doesn't mean that I can't take the... - Dressed to KillComment by: Teresa C
I'm sure she is not saying to get dressed in your Sunday best, but we should care to some extent of what we look like and what our husbands prefer. We shouldn't be so quick to get offended. Come on... - Dressed to KillComment by: Marlene H
I was not so easily offended. Whether this devotional was inspiring or discouraging to you, please be kind in words, deeds and actions. That is how we love God, our husbands, our children and others...