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Tag: Teaching our children

Forging Arrows

Whatever Makes Them Happy Isn’t the Answer

As parents, our mission is not to make our children happy. Continue reading Whatever Makes Them Happy Isn’t the Answer

Sylvia SchroederJune 4, 2020July 14, 202011 Comments
Forging Arrows, Guest Post

Bringing School Home—Tips for Parents {by Katherine Whiteman • Guest Post}

A veteran homeschool mom offers a few tips for the transition from traditional school to homeschool. Continue reading Bringing School Home—Tips for Parents {by Katherine Whiteman • Guest Post}

Leigh Ann ThomasApril 23, 2020June 5, 20205 Comments
Forging Arrows

When Your Children Ask

Before we say good-bye to the first month of the new year—what can we place in the lives of our children and grandchildren that serves as an opportunity to tell of God’s faithfulness in our lives? Continue reading When Your Children Ask

Shelley PierceJanuary 27, 2020March 1, 20206 Comments
Forging Arrows

Hidden Things

Discipline is a difficult balance. How can we nurture forthright behavior? Continue reading Hidden Things

Sylvia SchroederDecember 2, 2019January 27, 202013 Comments
Forging Arrows

Reminding Our Children: We Bear the Image

When our children face the inevitable doubts, it’s time to share a reminder. Continue reading Reminding Our Children: We Bear the Image

Leigh Ann ThomasMarch 11, 2019December 22, 2019Leave a comment
Strengthening the Bow

Mom, You Are a Hero

Dear mom of toddlers, preteens, and/or teens: You are in it—the thick of it. And today, we give you a reminder. You are not alone. Continue reading Mom, You Are a Hero

Leigh Ann ThomasSeptember 3, 2018May 19, 20192 Comments
Forging Arrows

Tiny Dreams & Giant Steps of Faith

What if God doesn’t want what I want? Continue reading Tiny Dreams & Giant Steps of Faith

Leigh Ann ThomasAugust 20, 2018August 12, 20192 Comments
Forging Arrows

Igniting Joy and Passion in Serving

Ministry comes alive for one mom and three little girls who learn the value of using their God-given passions in service to the Lord. Continue reading Igniting Joy and Passion in Serving

Leigh Ann ThomasAugust 28, 2017October 9, 20198 Comments
Forging Arrows

The Lesson of the Mop

In a toddler’s simple question, the reminder that having a genuine Christ-centered home involves not just telling our children the right way to live but modeling it every day. Continue reading The Lesson of the Mop

Leigh Ann ThomasAugust 14, 2017February 11, 20192 Comments
Strengthening the Bow

Mission Extraordinaire

As a young wife and mother, mired in the day-to-day, I sometimes wondered if I was doing and being all God wanted or expected… Continue reading Mission Extraordinaire

Leigh Ann ThomasJune 27, 2017November 4, 2019Leave a comment
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