Resilient faith grows as we learn to see God’s steady character in both His Word and His created world. Jesus often taught outdoors—in olive groves, beside the sea, and in the wilderness—and He used materials from nature (sparrows, wildflowers, seeds, soil, and storms) to make truth stick. We can teach using the same method, returning nature study to its proper place as theology, the study of God. Discover how you can use nature study and time outdoors as a family to nurture a wonder-filled and resilient faith.
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A Biblical Worldview Education is built around the idea of not just teaching subjects, but showing the interconnection among the subjects and then shaping how children think — how they see the world — through the Biblical worldview. Everything in the curriculum is interconnected to Scripture. It’s not an add-on, but the foundation: students learn to see all subjects (history, literature, science, arts) through the lens of the Biblical worldview. Rather than rote memorization, a Biblical Worldview Education uses a three-stage learning cycle: observe, interpretation, then correlation/application. This encourages critical thinking and helps students understand why they believe what they believe.
Home education has its challenges, especially when the teacher is going through a challenging time. Like all vocations, the home educating parent does his or her duty not because it is easy, but because the task has been given to do. When grief, illness, tragedy and more enter a family, how can homeschooling continue? What aspects are vitally important? What subjects can be simplified or skipped for a season? Where do we find the strength to continue when our own strength is failing? Leave this session encouraged that your Savior loves you, forgives you, and gives you His strength for the task ahead.
As one who is a father of a son, and a mentor of 12 other young men over the last 12 years, Kevin Swanson speaks on the unique challenges of raising sons and introducing them to manhood. He will address what God wants for our boys, as revealed in His Word.
Multiplication has been the mathematical downfall of many students. Memorizing 100 facts without full comprehension is a burden and needs frequent review. Yet, we know that a deep understanding of concepts removes anxiety, lessens the burden of memorizing, and makes math more enjoyable. Come and learn strategies to help your child become competent and confident with their multiplication and division facts.
Communication can be challenging in today's fast paced busy lifestyle. When communication is strained it can leave you drained. This practical and encouraging workshop will teach parents three simple, proven communication skills that foster peace, build connection, & strengthen relationships between spouses & with their children. We’ll also uncover common communication traps that often create conflict, frustration, and misunderstanding in the home.
Whether you’re navigating conflict between mom and dad, helping your kids express emotions well, or simply wanting a calmer, more connected home, this session will equip you with practical tools you can use immediately. Come ready to gain clarity, encouragement, and skills that truly work in real family life.
Young people are less prepared for life, family, and work than they ever have been. The situation could not be more dire. Yet, the revival of mentorship and discipleship has been a saving grace for the day. There is nothing better for spiritual preparation and economic preparation for the marketplace. Kevin Swanson will speak of leveraging a work opportunity into a mentorship. He will speak from 12 years of experience with mentoring, and what makes it so successful
Do you have crayons and curriculum coming out of every crevice of your house? Where and how do you start? Join me to learn some practical organization skills – notebooks, tubs, and labels - oh my!
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Resilient faith grows as we learn to see God’s steady character in both His Word and His created world. Jesus often taught outdoors—in olive groves, beside the sea, and in the wilderness—and He used materials from nature (sparrows, wildflowers, seeds, soil, and storms) to make truth stick. We can teach using the same method, returning nature study to its proper place as theology, the study of God. Discover how you can use nature study and time outdoors as a family to nurture a wonder-filled and resilient faith.
Homeschooling allows much more time together as a family, but we need to be intentional with that time. Family Night is a time to be encouraged and strengthened as a family. Share a meal, participate in hands-on, fun activities that demonstrate the power of family unity, and be encouraged with practical tips to maximize the gift of family.