Where Do You Find a Homemaking Role Model?
I don’t know how to be thankful enough for the homemaking role model I had growing up. Sure, my mother didn’t know everything—many things she was still figuring out for…
Read moreHow to Make Hymns a Part of Your Life
Sometimes, it can be the “how” that really trips us up. I can’t tell you the number of times in my life that I look at a problem and say,…
Read more26 Ways to Serve Plain Old Vegetables
Timeless Tips from Homemakers of the Past is an ongoing series highlighting useful and thought provoking tidbits from the generations of homemakers who have gone before us. Our goal at…
Read moreDo Good and Great Books Even Exist?
I received a new post outline from my co-author. Before the title even had time to register, I was reading an apology from her, explaining why she wasn’t absolutely crazy…
Read moreWhat Makes A Book Great, Anyway?
So what makes a book great, anyway? Of course, it’s kind of an obvious question to ask, after we’ve finished answering what makes a book good. But personally, I found…
Read moreWhat Makes A Book Good, Anyway?
I often hear people using the term “good book.” “This is a really good book,” a friend might say, gesturing to a thick volume of church history. “I think you’d…
Read moreAre You Looking for a FREE Christian High School Poetry Course?
As a child, I always took my ideas from the things I read—both poetry and prose. Long before I really investigated the social, political and religious questions I met through…
Read moreWhat If My Student Hates Reading?
Sometimes, it can seem like reading is the answer to everything. If your student hates writing—get them to read. If you want to teach them history—let them read historical fiction.…
Read moreHow to Get Your Kids to Love History
As a child, it felt like I spent a lot of time studying Ancient Egypt. My mom tells me I didn’t really—but it felt like that to me. Unfortunately, I…
Read moreWhat If My Student Hates Writing?
What if my student hates writing? It can be easy to panic when we come to a question like that, and to feel that something must be seriously wrong with…
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