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“And it was at Jerusalem the feast of the dedication, and it was winter. And Jesus walked in the temple in Solomon’s porch.” John 10:22-23 Happy Feast of the Dedication Day! You don’t hear that one very often, do you? But based on this verse above, Jesus most likely would have celebrated it given that he was walking in the temple on the very day the Jews were celebrating. This feast is celebrated even today and you should know that today is the 8th and final day of the Feast of Read More …
All educators should be incorporating more formal recitations into their classrooms. Here’s how to use recitations for learning, mastery, and enjoyment.
Many have shaken off King James as being antiquated or too hard but with this blog post I want to show why that it is still culturally relevant as well as simpler than Shakespeare. The King James Version of the Bible is certainly still an excellent version of the Bible–and dare I say–perhaps even the best? Here are four Reasons why: It is the most accurate- from a translators point of view. I majored in Biblical Studies with an emphasis on the languages and thus took 4 years of Greek Read More …
I felt the Lord move me to encourage someone today. Perhaps it is you. When I was a newer homeschooling mom there were many days I felt overwhelmed. We got behind and I felt stuck. Days where I wanted to throw in the towel and put them in public school. If that is ever you just remember this, If you do nothing else today but teach your children about Jesus –then it was a good homeschooling day. That’s it! That’s all there is too it! If you are having a Read More …