This morning Andrew Torba wrote this on Gab. Being a Father is simultaneously the most difficult and most rewarding thing I have ever done. The days are long, but the years are short. Thankful to God for every moment. I reshared his status and added my own thoughts which I’m including below. I’ve touched on …
Patriarchy, Complementarianism, and Egalitarianism are all wrong for different reasons. Each one has glaring blind spots, inconsistencies, and/or ignores parts of Scripture. The terms Mutuality and Complementarity Without Hierarchy are both better. But it’s exhausting to have to constantly explain to people why you reject the main terminology when everyone wants to immediately sort you …
It appears the moment of truth has arrived. Nothing – and I mean NOTHING – has caused confusion among MAGA and America First like the things President Trump has said about Operation Warp Speed and the covid shots. It appears it is finally time to rip off the band-aid. Here is what President Trump put …
This Free Fun Fact Cards Sampler for homeschoolers includes all sorts of interesting facts about the world. The set includes 18 cards from several of my fun fact card sets. Your children will love learning a fact about Birds, Butterflies, Christmas, Insects and Bugs, Oceans, Penguins, Pumpkins, Reptiles & Amphibians, Flowers, Astronomy, Thanksgiving, the U.S. …
This Free Copywork Sampler for homeschoolers combines all sorts of interesting fun facts about the world with handwriting practice. The copywork set includes both print and cursive. There are three line options so you can use whichever ones work for your family. Your children will love learning a fact about Christmas, Insects and Bugs, Oceans, …
Get ready for fall learning with this lovely poem from my printables shop. Read “September” by Helen Hunt Jackson with your children and look for signs of seasonal change where you live. Print off the lovely page to: read and/or memorize in your morning time add it to your notebooking display on the wall look …
I noticed the term “chronological snobbery” being used more frequently of late. I decided to look it up and explore why it is suddenly on the rise. I found this article about C.S. Lewis who used the term in the ways described below. The full article is linked at the bottom. One of the often-heard …
I’ve spent a lot of time this year contemplating the idea of thinking your own thoughts. I mentioned at some point recently that I had considered doing a year in which I attempted to live a more analog life than the one I’m already living now. I haven’t done that, but I’ve thought a lot …
Theology Mom offers her thoughts on the possible overturn of Obergefell and how the church failed in multiple ways when this was allowed to become the law of the land. Krista’s take on the church’s response to Kim Davis is interesting as well. J. I. Packer knew the truth about this issue within the church. …
Just watch it. I’ve discussed this before at length. It’s shocking. This is rapidly coming to a head in England. No idea how this will go down or who will be brave enough to step forward and lead. The King is worthless. Carl is correct that at some point the government is going to go …
Here’s a new idea for reading the New Testament. Read the books in the order in which they were written. There is a steady progression of certain topics in them that you miss if you only read them in the order of the Bible or chronologically according to history. I asked Arya and ChatGPT to …
Here’s a story that illustrates perfectly what I’ve been posting about the past few days. Walmart is apparently gaming the H-1B system just like all of the big corporations and tech companies. This is why your White son with a college degree and a desire to work hard at building a career can’t even get …
