Speak Like A Man
Our friend Mark has a great post on his site that was a breath of fresh air today. My wife likes to write about women being women and embracing their … Continue Reading →
Month: September 2007
Tough Articles for the American Church to Consider
After a long week it is good to catch up on a little reading. Here are a couple tough articles the American Church could do with hearing. First Steve Camp swings … Continue Reading →
Created Paddock 4
We extended the electric wire from paddock 1 up and around the garden to block out the garden from paddock 2 and through the fence into the main pasture to use … Continue Reading →
Brainless Experts Explained
Here is another exciting glimpse into the new film from the Botkin sisters, The Return of the Daughters! Today, part of our 8 year old’s home education consisted of reading … Continue Reading →
Escaped Cow
The thing with temporary fencing is that its…well temporary. That in itself isn’t so bad, except it is not suppose to be the cow that decides how temporary it is! … Continue Reading →
Obliterating Gender Neutrality in Our Daughter’s Education
In the home school movement, we have seen many wonderful things surface as parents begin to revive the home as the primary place of education in the lives of their … Continue Reading →
Obliterating Gender Neutrality in Our Daughter's Education
In the home school movement, we have seen many wonderful things surface as parents begin to revive the home as the primary place of education in the lives of their … Continue Reading →
Dr. Kennedy entered into Heaven Last Night
Dr. D. James Kennedy died at age 76 earlier this morning. If you think being reformed is not about evangalism, then you must watch this tribute to him and his … Continue Reading →
Inspiring Daughters
In a culture that has blurred the lines of our role distinctiveness, we as Christians seek to hold fast and strong to the Biblical blueprints laid out for us in … Continue Reading →
Followup on Psychology
This article providentially crossed my inbox this morning. It is a pretty powerful follow up to the post on Calvin, psychology and making sin a “sickness”. It discusses the lack … Continue Reading →