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The Fire, the Sword, and the Father’s Hand

By Davis Carman
When I was a young boy, I loved playing outside long after the sun had gone down. My mom would eventually call me inside with words I didn’t want to hear: “Davis, it’s time to come in.” At that moment, my will clashed with hers. I wanted to keep playing. But her voice cut through...
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Uniforms vs. Individuality: Honoring God’s Design in Each Child

By Davis Carman
“For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” -Ephesians 2:10 A Utopia of Uniformity You’ve probably seen futuristic movies like The Giver where uniformity is highly valued in society. In the movie, everyone wears matching uniforms, rides the same style of...
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Is It Me, Lord?

By Davis Carman
It was a somber night. The disciples had gathered in the upper room to celebrate the Passover with Jesus. They had no idea that in just a few hours, everything would change – the arrest, trial, and the cross. Jesus, with a heavy heart, broke the news in Matthew 26:21: “Truly, I say to you,...
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The Incarnation: The Word Became Flesh

By Davis Carman
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. —John 1:14  The incarnation might be the greatest mystery in all of Christianity. The fact that the eternal God—the Creator of the universe—would put on flesh and become a...
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Kitchen Chemistry

By Davis Carman
“Blessed is everyone who fears the LORD, who walks in His ways! You shall eat the fruit of the labor of your hands; you shall be blessed, and it shall be well with you. Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house; your children will be like olive shoots around your table....
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Built to Last

By Davis Carman
“Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.”— Matthew 7:24 Jesus is the master teacher. His words have always been clear, convicting, and life-giving. At the close of His Sermon on the Mount, He paints a vivid picture that...
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God’s Perfect Justice

By Davis Carman
Why are legal shows like “Law and Order” so compelling? Maybe it’s because deep down we all want to see justice served. When the bad guys get what they deserve and the innocent are vindicated, something inside us feels… right. These stories grip us because they reflect a longing that God has hardwired into our souls—a...
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A Turning Point: Gospel Hope in a Civilizational Moment

By Davis Carman
I don’t normally watch any television on Sunday, not even during football season. But on September 21st, I watched the memorial service for Charlie Kirk, and I couldn’t walk away because the gospel was preached, and God was worshiped hour after hour—over five hours by my count. It reminded me of an old-time church revival...
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Exploring the Journey: My First Day of Homeschool and Beyond

By Davis Carman
Embracing Unexpected Beginnings As many of you know, our journey into homeschooling didn’t exactly start as part of a grand plan. We were initially skeptical—kicking and screaming is perhaps a more accurate description. Kindergarten seemed like something we couldn’t mess up, so we took it one step at a time. However, with time and experience,...
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Charlie Kirk’s Assassination and a Renewed Homeschool Vision

By April Lesh
Most of your days, as mine, are likely consumed with the ordinary cares of life. Between the grocery store and the soccer field, church activities and family dinners, our lives fall into predictable and comfortable rhythms. We are occupied with the mostly pleasant, sometimes laborious tasks of managing a home and training children. We are...
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