One thing we've seen since we started this ministry is how often families encounter the same questions, the same problems. You're not alone, and this episode we talk about several questions we've heard recently! - Show Highlights -

Every child is going to tend to be more emotional than his grown up parents - or his grown up self - will be. But what about here and now, when you have a child who seems to be in a constant state of meltdown? Is this normal?

Among the secular holidays, Halloween probably is the most controversial ... with good reason. Is it just a festival of candy for children in costume, or a throwback to Druidic rites and demonic celebration, or something in between?

  - Among the secular holidays, Halloween probably is the most controversial ... with good reason. Is it just a festival of candy for children in costume, or a throwback to Druidic rites and demonic celebration, or something in between?

This episode we talk with Danika Cooley, author of the Bible Roadtrip curriculum and the upcoming (November 1) biography of Martin Luther, When Lightning Struck. This historical novel aimed at young adult readers relates the story of a young man search...

This episode Hal talks with Dr. Brian Ray, founder and lead researcher for the National Home Education Research Institute. This year's release of the landmark Gen2 Survey uncovered a number of unexpected facts about Millennials who were raised "in chur...

Life in a fallen world means we'll all have to deal with disappointment, loss, trials, and temptations. It comes with the territory. And it's nothing remarkable if sometimes we get to feeling a little blue. What happens when the blues get deeper, though?

  - What makes the homeschool mom more anxious than the prospect of high school? But there's good reason not to fear -- and good reasons to stretch yourself and make it happen -- when considering your homeschooler's high school years.

So it's Labor Day, and we're talking about our views on work. Do you dread the daily routine? Do you find yourself grumbling about the boss, the co-workers, the housework? And do you find your children aren't very willing to help around the house?

If you're planning on college for your homeschool grad-to-be, how do you make the choice? Is a Christian college the only acceptable alternative? Should they dive into the mission field of public universities?