Homeschool Companion: Recent Episodes
Homeschool Companion
This 30-minute broadcast is dedicated to home-based education. It provides the latest research on topics for working with, or ministering to children and teens. The show is designed for multi-generational listening, with a story for kids, as well as important information for parents and grandparents.
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Enjoy this interview from our archives with Dr. Ben Carson. Dr. Carson_s full name is Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., (born September 18, 1951, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.), American politician and neurosurgeon who performed the first successful separation of conjoined twins who were attached at the back of the head (occipital craniopagus twins). The operation, which took place in 1987, lasted some 22 hours and involved a 70-member surgical team. Carson also refined a technique known as hemispherectomy, in which one-half of the brain is removed to prevent seizures in persons with severe epilepsy.
Our final story on the topic of love, Lover boy Meets His Doom. One must really pray for our youth in today_s era. The nice take-away from this story is the friendship that our guy developed with his buddy-the one that later became a fire chief. Speaking of fire, we look at the chemistry of fire, and how to make a survival fire. Finally, we conclude our interview with Pastor Buddy Goodwin.
So many teenage boys interested in girls don_t know where to begin. We read a story called Love Spy, isn_t it wonderful that we don_t have to search for God_s love. He_s always searching for us. During Arts-n-Crafts we provide an idea for the big kids to make a real set of spy sunglasses. And don_t forget to hug and kiss those big kids of yours. Today we interview Pastor Buddy Goodwin. You_ll appreciate his down to earth attitude and the way God has led him into pastoral ministry.
How do I Love Thee? What are some ways you can show your children that you love them? We share some cool heart crafts through our Pinterest site (mrgamblin2) on The Good Humor Guy board. Pastor Charles Byrd, Founder_President of QuestLine Productions, explains more about his ministry in the film industry.
A Mess of Poems from Randy Fishell_s book, The Good Humor Guy, is a nice change of pace. During our Arts-n-Craft section we continue with the poetry theme. Then we go to the serious discussion of how to show our children_students that we love them. The second half of the show introduces our guest, Pastor Charles Byrd. In his desire to bring the story of Jesus to life, he took a number of young people to the Holy Land and did a Bible study at the actual site of the Bible story.
If God is good, why does he allow so much pain in the world? Acts of God lays this subject bare as six hurting souls are brought together through the tragic death of a child. Acts of God offers insight and hope as it explores how, in the face of personal pain, we can trust in the Lord at all times.
Insects far out populate the human species. Why did God make them? What roll do they play in our happiness? Today we talk about insects. Then we talk about how to homeschool your high school student. Don_t forget to contact me at rgamblin@homeschoolcompanion.org for more information. Then we conclude our show with part 2 of our interview with Jeri Lyn Rogge. She and her team wrote a curriculum for the Pathfinder (faith-based Boys_Girls Scouts) Braille Merit Badge.
Does the Bible mention the word Dinosaur? Since dinosaur simply means large lizard there maybe a number of words, like dragon mentioned in the Bible. We thought of some creative things you can do with dinosaurs, dragons, and lizards. During Curriculum Corner we recommended getting back into homeschooling by doing one subject at a time. Then we have our interview with Jeri Lyn Rogge about all the resources Christian Record Services has for the blind. If you know someone who is homeschooling their blind child be sure to tell them about these free resources. Jeri Lyn Rogge is the Editorial director for Christian Record's publications in braille, audio, and large print formats for the blind. She is also the Outreach ministries director, coordinating camp partnerships through National Camps for Blind Children in the United States.
What do you know about the furry grey squirrel in your back yard? Learn something about them today. These fascinating creatures give us hours of enjoyment, especially as they hide the nuts and corn, act like trapeze artists when robbing the bird feeder, or teasing the cats. During curriculum corner we discuss what to do after you have de-schooled your child. Then we continued our interview with Regina Ross. She believes there is something special about a Daddy's love for his children. As a father, some men don't realize their influence on their daughters.
Today_s show begins with a talk about Plankton. I never knew there were so many different plankton. During our Arts-n-Crafts time we discuss the various looking plankton and how we can make models of them with clay, pipe cleaners, and other supplies found around the house. During our curriculum corner we discuss what to do when you want to take your high schooled student out of public school. Then we segue into our interview with Regina Ross about her book, My Daddy_s Handbook. Do you remember the funny little quirky moments that you shared with your dad or the one that stands in for your dad? You know the cute little stories of how you and your dad hung out and sometimes things went a little off track while others were absolutely magical? Well, My Daddy's Handbook embraces those memories that we all have.
Just because summer is here and school is out, does not mean that learning needs to stop. Discover how to help your kids continue to learn through home school activities. Whether you homeschool full time or part time, Homeschool Companion can help you be a great teacher...
The Huntsman Spider is the topic of our devotion today. So, our crafts feature interesting learning activities (mrgamblin2) on our Pinterest site. During curriculum corner we discussed how you can support the God-given interests of your child. I brought up how Sydney Tooley loved to make home videos with her aunts large VHS recorder as a homeschooler. Now she is a director of a movie Sun Moon. That segwayed into our interview with Sydney about Sun Moon. You will not want to miss this interview.
The Wallaroos are a large species of kangaroo. They know how to conserve water. So our arts-n-crafts section includes a wallaroo video and crafts. Then we talk about designing and using assessments as a break for the teacher. Concluding with questions parents ask and transitioning into the second part of our interview with Chief Belton.
The Baboon Troop takes care of its family, just as we should. As we listen to this devotion, we better understand God_s love for us. The video about the baboon, the baboon drawing, and craft painting ideas can be found on Pinterest (mrgamblin2) in Windows on God_s World board. Then we talk about Recess, yes everybody needs a recess, a time to refresh and reset. Next, we begin our interview with Fire Chief Belton.
What about those natural disasters called Hurricanes? Encourage your children to learn about hurricanes and simulate one in a bottle. We talk about the importance of rest and having a designated rest time within each school day. I call it D.E.A.R time, Drop Everything, and Read. We finish up our show with part 2 of our interview with Lynette Sigh.
Today_s show begins with a devotional about Mushrooms. Don_t forget to check out the resources in our Pinterest Site (mrgamblin4) on the Windows on Gods World board. This whole week we_re looking at ways homeschooling parents can take a break. The best part of the show is our interview with Lynette Sigh, a expert in the field of teaching reading to young children.
This 30-minute broadcast is dedicated to home-based education. It provides the latest research on topics for working with, or ministering to children and teens. The show is designed for multi-generational listening, with a story for kids, as well as important information for parents and grandparents.
The devotion is about two desert bushes. The Brittlebush and the Creosote or Chaparral. We encourage your children to draw a picture of a desert and to make a desert biome. We talk about how celebration can move us from fear to faith. At last, we go to our interview with Charles Mills and reminisce about Homeschool Companion. But most importantly catch up on the God Heals Me project.
If you have never built an ant farm, now is the time. Your children will be fascinated for hours as they feed and nurture their pet ants. In our Curriculum Corner we discuss how celebrating creates a circle of love. This is true for business organizations, couples, and families. Next, we go to our interview with Charles Mills. He_s the one that introduces us at every show. He_s the one that gave us our name, Homeschool Companion. Go to www.godhealsme.org to listen to some of his stories.
Weeds aren_t always Weeds, the title of today_s devotion. This will get you thinking about wildflowers. That may lead to collecting wildflower seeds and making your own wildflower garden. In our Curriculum Corner we continue the discussion of celebration. And how celebrating is good for one_s health. We continue our interview with Randy Fishell and talk more about some of the books, comics, and other features he is developing.
Today we talk about the Jimson weed. We help others learn to recognize it. During our Curriculum Corner we discuss why it is important to celebrate. After our section on Questions Parents Ask we begin our interview with Randy Fishell, Editor of Guide Magazine. He shares with us that Guide has developed a Young Writers course. It is designed for Middle and Highschool aged students. Be sure and go to his website to learn more, www.guidemagazine.org
This 30-minute broadcast is dedicated to home-based education. It provides the latest research on topics for working with, or ministering to children and teens. The show is designed for multi-generational listening, with a story for kids, as well as important information for parents and grandparents.
Camberwell Butterflys grace today_s topic. We talk about butterfly art. Other interesting videos about the Camberwell Butterflies can be found on my Pinterest site (mrgamblin2) on the Windows on God World board. Then we transition to our interview with Perry Loudon. What an inspirational interview for the times in which we live. Learn how prophecy has already been fulfilled in the image described in the book of Daniel. Here is a link to see the chart of the image. https:__www.youtube.com_watch?v__Dh5zh3zGNI
Even the Valley of Death blooms when watered. Today_s discussion is about the desert oasis and during our activity time we discuss how your children can make a desert oasis. Our interview is with Nicki White who wrote the book, Bold Living Intentionally in Today_s World. This book includes testimonies of ordinary people who stepped out of their comfort zone and took a risk to serve God. This interview will inspire you to live YOUR life with intention and boldness.
Today_s devotion is titled The Gulls That Were Fooled. During our Arts and Craft_s time we explore seagulls. Then we continue our interview with Angela Breidenbach who is a professional genealogist, media personality, bestselling author, and screenwriter. She's also the Christian Authors Network president. Angie lives in Montana with her hubby and Muse, a trained fe-lion, who shakes hands, rolls over, and jumps through a hoop.
Sambo is a spider monkey who makes friends with a skunk called Sweet William. So, our Arts-n-Crafts section is about monkeys. Then our discussion turns toward the topic of integrating spirituality with math courses. During our interview with Angela Breidenbach we_ll not only talk about her books but also about genealogy.
Christopher Duffley was handed a microphone at 4 years old. Although categorized as "significantly delayed" in speech, social interaction, and cognitive ability, he began to sing and in doing so started a journey that has inspired audiences throughout the world. By 10, he sang the national anthem at Fenway Park and became a YouTube sensation by 11. Christopher unknowingly began to inspire millions of people from all walks of life. In each song and speech, Chris has spent his life teaching us we are unlimited...we just need a little reminding.
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Enjoy this show from our 2013 archives. These three girls have gone on and launched successfully into adulthood.
Have fun looking and collecting bird nests. There are even ideas about bird nest activities on our Pinterest site. God to Pinterest@mrgamblin2 and click on the Windows on God's World board. Today we talk bout the homeschool style, Performing Creative. This style considers the whole child, the head, heart, and hand. We also conclude our interview with Daniel Kennedy. This should give those suffering from cancer some serious hope. It is amazing how our bodies continuously try to heal us.
Dolphin love has been seen with many dolphins. We've added a cute video to Pinterest@mrgamblin2 about them. We've also included some cute dolphin crafts. Daniel Kennedy, the director of emotional and spiritual support at Oasis of Hope, is interviewed about the treatment options available at Oasis of Hope.
The Bible compares a virtuous woman to be more valuable than rubies and today we look at what a ruby is. For our Arts-n-Crafts time we talk about making synthetic rubies and other gems. We examine the homeschool style "Lawful Neutral." And finish our interview with Sharon and Lori about their book, Surviving Widowhood: 40 Devotions of Hope.
Today we talk about spiderlings Those tiny spiders that have learned how to survive in most trying situation. Have fun making a spider web. Learn about your own homeschooling style. And enjoy our interview with Sharon Engram and Lori Rohlinger about their experience into widowhood. While the topic could be depressing these two ladies bring joy and hope from their experience.
"Follow me." These two simple words, spoken by Jesus, are often overcomplicated with theological, psychological, and sociological interpretations. In Growing Disciples Organically, Don Detrick uses metaphors from organic farming to cultivate a less complicated, organic approach to growing disciples.
Mollusks are some of the easiest fossils to find. There are hundreds of different kinds making them one of the most interesting topics for kids. In our craft section we talk about a water bottle squid and clay star fish. During curriculum corner we discuss the holidays, Resurrection Sunday, Passover, St. Patrick's Day and Cinco De Mayo. We conclude the show with our interview of Matthew Sleeth. He also mentions about the great resource RightNowMedia. A library of thousands of Bible Studies ranging on hundreds of topics.
Today's show begins with a look at the stinger. This small appendage on the end of a honey bee can certainly send most humans into a flight response. One of our most popular craft ideas is back in the form of Honey Bee Slime. We also talk about teaching through the Christmas, New Years, and Hanukkah holidays. Our guest today is Matthew Sleeth who feels called to be a steward of the earth. He has a website called Blessed Earth.
Can you imagine a more interesting creature than a snail. How about having your children build a snail or slug race course. Next, we talk about teaching through the fall holidays beginning with Columbus Day, Veterans and Thanksgiving. During the second half, Dr. Von Buseck tells us a story from his book. "As a vote approached in the fledgling United Nations, pressure mounted. Truman slammed the White House doors shut to all who wanted to discuss Jewish statehood. Could anyone persuade the most powerful man in the world to reconsider?"
The show begins with a devotional about quail. The analogy is how God takes care of His creation. There are some cute quail crafts posted on Pinterest@mrgamblin2 on the Windows on Gods World Board. During curriculum corner we begin our discussion on learning through the holidays. Today we look at Memorial Day, Father's Day, Forth of July and Labor Day. During the second half of the show, we interview Dr. Craig Von Buseck who wrote about Harry S. Truman. He explains that, near the end of WWII, an unlikely man rose to the presidency of the United States. Harry S. Truman, a farmer and failed business owner, would decide, not only the fate of Jewish survivors, but also the future of their homeland.
Here is an interview pulled from our archives and is certainly worth repeating. Michael Lewis Nawrocki (born July 8, 1966) is an American director, animator, writer, lyricist, and voice actor best known as the co-creator of the long-running, Christian video series, Veggie Tales where he voiced Larry the Cucumber. He voiced many other main characters on the show, including Jerry Gourd, and Jean-Claude Pea, and other various characters, is the co-founder of Big Idea Entertainment alongside Phil Vischer, and currently serves as the Executive Vice President of the company.
What lessons can we possibly learn from pesky Mosquitos? Today we shall find out. During our craft time we learned how to make a craft mosquito that makes a buzzing sound. All of these experiential learning ideas help families with multi-age children, and provides ideas for science, history, art, and Bible integration. Don't miss the last part of our interview with Michell Rohlf. Who realized how in her sorrow at her daughter disenfranchisement, gained a stronger relationship with God.
Today we learn about where the gorilla sleeps. And then we have some cute gorilla craft ideas. Next, we continue our discussion on teaching multi-age students. Only keep students on grade level in core subjects like math and language arts. During the second half we interview Michelle Rohlf who explains in her book, Losing Her, Finding Me, about the complicated relationship she had with her daughter.
Did you now the Angler Fish is bioluminescent? This makes his "lure" even more attractive. After our Arts and Crafts section, we discuss multi-age teaching and learning. With just a little planning you can have your homeschool running smoothly even in a multi-age setting. Next, we conclude our interview with Victoria Duerstock. Maybe God is calling you into the publishing ministry.
The Firefly Lets His Light Shine, is the title of this show's devotional. Along this topic we talk about some cool paper roll and suncatcher fireflies your children will love to make. Then we begin our discussion about commercial vs homemade curriculum products. During the second half of the show, we interview Victoria Duerstock about her publishing house, Endgame Press.
In this interview with Phil Cooke about his book One Big Thing: Discovering what You Were Born to Do. Phil explains that in a complex, multi-layered world, it's more difficult than ever to get your voice heard and to accomplish your dreams. To stand out today, you need to cut through the clutter and get noticed. Making that happen means to focus on the one thing in your life that drives you, inspires your passion, and separates you from the pack.
The Fig Wasp is vital to the pollination of figs. Learn about the Fig Wasp and what it must do to pollinate fig flowers. We also talked about how to learn Mandarin. In the final section of our show, we interview Dr. Sharon Elliott. She is amazed at how God's goodness has brought her from being "Straight Outta' Compton" to standing before great people and teaching audiences domestically and internationally.
Have you seen a Cuckoo Clock? We will talk about the Common Cuckoo, a villain of sorts. During curriculum corner we discuss how to learn German. Then we go to our interview with Dr. Sharon Elliott. She reminds us that God has made us all special. He has also explained in His word, the Bible, what is right and what is wrong. The brother and sister in her book, Why I Get into Trouble, want to behave, but sometimes they are not being good. They would like to know why they get into trouble. Wouldn't you like to know too?
This show begins with learning about Fish Fathers. The stickleback male fish is the caregiver for his offspring. You can see a video in Dr. Gamblin's Pinterest site. Go to @mrgamblin2 then to the board titled Window on Gods World. For part 2 of Dr. Davis's interview, she will discuss how having competent women in leadership can certainly enhance the vitality of any organization. Sadly, too often women are not given equal opportunities and are left doubting their sense of self and their abilities.
What is a Gall? That unusual shape we often find on plants. So, what makes them? Find out in the first half of our show. During curriculum corner we talk about learning Spanish. Next, we deal with the topic of loneliness. Then we begin our enchanting interview with Dr. Nicole Davis. In her book, Eve, Where Are You? Dr. Nicole Davis uniquely evaluates bias practices within one specific organization: the Christian church. You'll learn why many women are discouraged, emotionally absent, leaving churches, or considering giving up religious pursuits altogether.
Education still goes in cycles. At first they emphasized handwriting and then with the advent of computers, handwriting took a back seat. Current research supports the idea of teaching cursive.
Education still goes in cycles. At first they emphasized handwriting and then with the advent of computers, handwriting took a back seat. Current research supports the idea of teaching cursive.
I didn’t know what a Murre (a sea bird) was, but now I do. It is very interesting to watch these sea birds and their care for their offspring and each other’s. Remember to go to my Pinterest site to see all of the resources on my Window’s on God’s World board, mrgamblin2. We conclude […]
I didn’t know what a Murre (a sea bird) was, but now I do. It is very interesting to watch these sea birds and their care for their offspring and each other’s. Remember to go to my Pinterest site to see all of the resources on my Window’s on God’s World board, mrgamblin2. We conclude […]
Our devotion today is on Sea Worms, those beautiful creatures that most of us will only see in films. But our creator God talks about the beauties of the sea to Job. We transition to our Arts-n-Crats section with a video clip of sea worms, earth worm habitats, and some clay worms. Have fun learning. […]
Our devotion today is on Sea Worms, those beautiful creatures that most of us will only see in films. But our creator God talks about the beauties of the sea to Job. We transition to our Arts-n-Crats section with a video clip of sea worms, earth worm habitats, and some clay worms. Have fun learning. […]
I never thought I’d learn something from a wasp, except maybe to run away. But today’s devotion is about The Solitary Wasp. During our Art-n-Crafts section you will learn more about the wasp and learn how to draw them. We also talked about practicing the rules with your children. In school we spend a couple […]
I never thought I’d learn something from a wasp, except maybe to run away. But today’s devotion is about The Solitary Wasp. During our Art-n-Crafts section you will learn more about the wasp and learn how to draw them. We also talked about practicing the rules with your children. In school we spend a couple […]
In our show today we talk about wolves, we also discuss a nice way to help children become and accept the diversity in others. You will enjoy the craft ideas. All week we are discussing parenting techniques. Our guest is Jan Jenkins Herlong. She is a humorist and wrote the book Sweet Tea for the […]
In our show today we talk about wolves, we also discuss a nice way to help children become and accept the diversity in others. You will enjoy the craft ideas. All week we are discussing parenting techniques. Our guest is Jan Jenkins Herlong. She is a humorist and wrote the book Sweet Tea for the […]
This show from the archives shares the benefit of music in learning. Listen to the sisters, Cathy and Rose (both of whom are musical) as they talk about how to integrate music into learning.
This show from the archives shares the benefit of music in learning. Listen to the sisters, Cathy and Rose (both of whom are musical) as they talk about how to integrate music into learning.
Be sure and stay tuned for the second part of our interview with Vickie Demaio and Jill Zinteck. But before the interview with have a devotional about whales, we discuss the homeschool curriculum Easy Peasy, and answer a few questions. After the break we talk about the book. The book, The Art of Our Healing, […]
Be sure and stay tuned for the second part of our interview with Vickie Demaio and Jill Zinteck. But before the interview with have a devotional about whales, we discuss the homeschool curriculum Easy Peasy, and answer a few questions. After the break we talk about the book. The book, The Art of Our Healing, […]
Before the interview with Vicke Demaio and Jill Zinteck. We discuss the Black Mamba snake. Our Arts and Crafts section is centered around the snake. During Curriculum Corner we talk about the benefits of Thinkwellhomeschool. After Questions Parents Ask, we began our interview with Vickie Demaio and Jill Zinteck. These two artists became widowed and […]
Before the interview with Vicke Demaio and Jill Zinteck. We discuss the Black Mamba snake. Our Arts and Crafts section is centered around the snake. During Curriculum Corner we talk about the benefits of Thinkwellhomeschool. After Questions Parents Ask, we began our interview with Vickie Demaio and Jill Zinteck. These two artists became widowed and […]
This show concludes with part two of our interview of Dr. Natalie Ford. But first we have the devotion about Giraffes. It’s an interesting time as Rose answers questions parents ask. In the second half of the show Natalie explains her journey. Throughout the years, Natalie sought answers and instead found peace–peace that surpasses understanding. […]
This show concludes with part two of our interview of Dr. Natalie Ford. But first we have the devotion about Giraffes. It’s an interesting time as Rose answers questions parents ask. In the second half of the show Natalie explains her journey. Throughout the years, Natalie sought answers and instead found peace–peace that surpasses understanding. […]
This show includes an interview with Dr. Natalie Ford, devotional about insects, and Arts and Crafts about the food chain and so much more. In the second half the interview with Dr. Natalie Ford begins by her explaining that several years into their marriage, Natalie’s husband, Michael, transformed into a different person. Plagued with depression, […]
This show includes an interview with Dr. Natalie Ford, devotional about insects, and Arts and Crafts about the food chain and so much more. In the second half the interview with Dr. Natalie Ford begins by her explaining that several years into their marriage, Natalie’s husband, Michael, transformed into a different person. Plagued with depression, […]
This is a special show from our archives. Rose and Cathy talk about strategies to teach math. They talk about the importance of the subject. They also share their experiences growing up in a homeschool where math wasn’t taught. Currently Dr. Gamblin is the math teacher at a private academy, teaching 6th through 12th grades. […]
This is a special show from our archives. Rose and Cathy talk about strategies to teach math. They talk about the importance of the subject. They also share their experiences growing up in a homeschool where math wasn’t taught. Currently Dr. Gamblin is the math teacher at a private academy, teaching 6th through 12th grades. […]
Today we finished our interview with John Jarman. But first we talk about Baboons, we even find a baboon craft. During curriculum corner we talk about how to use Nasa Kid’s Club found on the www.nasa.gov web site. In the second part of our interview with John Jarman his story is told in the pages […]
Today we finished our interview with John Jarman. But first we talk about Baboons, we even find a baboon craft. During curriculum corner we talk about how to use Nasa Kid’s Club found on the www.nasa.gov web site. In the second part of our interview with John Jarman his story is told in the pages […]
Today we interview John Jarman. But first we talk about Herring Gulls, we even find a sea gull craft. During curriculum corner we talk about how to use a moon video found on the www.nasa.gov web site. In our interview John Jarman he shares his story. As a former football coach and a Marine Corps […]
Have you ever heard of a Roseate Spoonbill? They are those flamingo-like birds with beautiful plumage and spoon-shaped bills. In the Smithsonian Learning Lab, we look at what they have to offer in the area of Language Arts. We picked up where we left off in our interview with Ann White. We learn that she […]
Today’s devotional is about the Moon. During craft time I explain how to do a moonscape by making a tinfoil print. And during curriculum corner we give an overview of the Smithsonian Learning Lab. Once we’ve answered the questions parents ask, we go into our interview with John Schlitt and his new album Go. John […]
First Call, a musical group, shares their experiences of providentially becoming the First Call group and homeschooling.
The show opens with a story for the kids about a tree that bleeds. We are talking about the eucalyptus. In Arts-n-Crafts we carry the topic of the resin from the tree to make your own Vicks. In the second show we continue our interview with Benny DiChiara whose injury left him recliner-ridden for months–to […]
I think every child is fascinated with gem stones. The show looks at gem stones and how they are formed and provides some interesting ideas for experiencial learning in the Arts-n-Crafts section. During this show we look at free math resources. After the first half we again interview Julie Lavender. She is delighted in finding […]
Learn about the Moses Sole fish. Kids, have fun making some fish. And then stay tuned while we talk to Britt Mooney. He says, “Sometimes we’re struck with inspiring ideas but shy away from saying yes to God. What He is asking us to do looks dangerous. It looks difficult. People will think we’re crazy. […]
I had never heard of Bowerbirds until I read this story. Bowerbirds make “bowers” to attract a mate. Watch an interesting video about bowerbirds and make some cute bird crafts. Be sure a listen to the second part of the show where we interview Britt Mooney. He says he was rescued by God, and then […]
Aaron Broyles shares his findings from his study of great entrepreneurs. It doesn’t matter if you have a learning disability; what matters are the actions you take going forward. God always chooses the ordinary person to do His will.
In the first part of the show, we talk about Nematodes. In our craft section we look at a neat craft for making gummy worms. During our interview with Paul Renfroe, we talk about living in a world where the truth of the Word is hidden in the blindfolds of life. Life and circumstances have […]
Did you know that birds have invisible cages? The theme of birds is carried over into our Arts-n-crafts section. During the second half of our show, our guest, Paul Renfroe delves into the power of connecting to the Holy Spirit.
In today’s devotion we talk about poisonous shells and look at shell crafts. During our curriculum corner we discuss what abilities it takes to homeschool. We complete the show with the second part of our interview with Linda Evans Shepherd.
During the first part of this interview, we discuss Dolphins and sound, we talk about the cost of homeschooling. And then we transition into a wonderful interview with Linda Evans Shepherd. Linda became a self-proclaimed prayer detective when her daughter was injured in a car crash.
How do you teach spelling? Should you use grade-level word lists or should you use vocabulary from other subjects? Should it be a stand-alone subject or integrated into all subjects? Listen to find out.
In the first part of the show, we talk about Nematodes. In our craft section we look at a neat craft for making gummy worms. During our interview with Paul Renfroe, we talk about living in a world where the truth of the Word is hidden in the blindfolds of life. Life and circumstances have […]
In today’s devotion we talk about poisonous shells and look at shell crafts. During our curriculum corner we discuss what abilities it takes to homeschool. We complete the show with the second part of our interview with Linda Evans Shepherd.
During the first part of this interview, we discuss Dolphins and sound, we talk about the cost of homeschooling. And then we transition into a wonderful interview with Linda Evans Shepherd. Linda became a self-proclaimed prayer detective when her daughter was injured in a car crash.
The show begins with understanding the Grey-cheeked Thrush. How does that tiny bird know it’s migratory route? She then answers parent’s questions on overnight stays for kids, and teaching multi-grade students. In the second half of the show, she learns more from Dr. Arterburn and how to fight depression.
From a young age, Perry LaHaie loved music. As an adult, he has taken that passion and turned it into a career becoming an instrumental, on-air radio personality and recording artist, specifically leaving an impact on the Muslim world. Despite struggles of depression and brokenness, LaHaie has used those wearisome times to compose songs and […]
Karen Whiting is an international speaker, award winning author, and former television host. Karen loves to splash creativity and faith on pages as she writes. She writes to strengthen and grow wholesome families.
Come along on this interview to find encouraging stories from past present and future moms to renew and grow your heart. Like the moms in these stories, no matter what mom season you’re in, we all desire to meet our children’s needs and become more loving and understanding. We live with struggles, busyness, and constant […]
Sacred Rest combines the science of rest, the spirituality of rest, the gifts of rest, and the resulting fruit of rest. It shows rest as something sacred, valuable, and worthy of our respect. By combining scientific research with personal stories, spiritual insight, and practical next steps, Sacred Rest gives the weary permission to embrace rest, […]
Is the United States President the king of America? Enjoy this lively interview with William Federer and he traces the origins of kingdoms, fiefdoms, and current political influences.
Is the United States President the king of America? Enjoy this lively interview with William Federer and he traces the origins of kingdoms, fiefdoms, and current political influences.
Can marriages be resurrected when they have gone from love to ruin? Is there a chance to save a hopeless union? Can a dead relationship come alive again? John Wagner says, “Yes!”. He and his wife Susan went through a marriage crisis and reclaimed their love after infidelity and divorce.
Can marriages be resurrected when they have gone from love to ruin? Is there a chance to save a hopeless union? Can a dead relationship come alive again? John Wagner says, “Yes!”. He and his wife Susan went through a marriage crisis and reclaimed their love after infidelity and divorce.
Dr. Gamblin with Pastor Combs take a closer look at the Eden Garden. “In the Garden, the Lord clothed Adam and Eve in animal skins to cover their nakedness. Through faith in His Son Jesus Christ, God offers to replace our errant choices and perceived liabilities with His righteousness, security, and peace.” Pastor Combs assures the listener, in this refreshing reexamination of one tumultuous afternoon in the Garden of Eden. It will forever change the way you look at sin and salvation.
Dr. Gamblin with Pastor Combs take a closer look at the Eden Garden. “In the Garden, the Lord clothed Adam and Eve in animal skins to cover their nakedness. Through faith in His Son Jesus Christ, God offers to replace our errant choices and perceived liabilities with His righteousness, security, and peace.” Pastor Combs assures […]
Dr. Gamblin with Pastor Combs take a closer look at the Eden Garden. “In the Garden, the Lord clothed Adam and Eve in animal skins to cover their nakedness. Through faith in His Son Jesus Christ, God offers to replace our errant choices and perceived liabilities with His righteousness, security, and peace.” Pastor Combs assures the listener, in this refreshing reexamination of one tumultuous afternoon in the Garden of Eden. It will forever change the way you look at sin and salvation.
Dr. Gamblin with Pastor Combs take a closer look at the Eden Garden. “In the Garden, the Lord clothed Adam and Eve in animal skins to cover their nakedness. Through faith in His Son Jesus Christ, God offers to replace our errant choices and perceived liabilities with His righteousness, security, and peace.” Pastor Combs assures […]
Dr. Gamblin does a telephone interview with Molly Lockwood about her singing group ‘Mosaic Worship’. Listen to this interesting story behind the title of their album ‘Teach Us to Love’. It was particularly meaningful to Molly, as she and her husband were newlyweds and on tour with a number of other people.
Jeff Petherick is candid to share that money and success are the twin imposters. Then we discuss the hypothetical question. Did God Stop Speaking? Or Did We Stop Listening? Hearing the voice of God is like listening to the radio – if you’re not dialed in to exactly the right frequency, you’ll get nothing but […]
Ginny Brant explains that the plants God created in Genesis contain phytochemical and antioxidants that prevent cancer. Only 10 to 15 percent of cancer can be attributed to genetics. You will be so encouraged by this interview, not only can you add some healthy habits now, but you can tell a loved one.
In this timely interview with Ginny Brant the eight steps to preventing and surviving cancer will be discussed. In 1930, one’s chances of getting cancer in this country were one in 30. Today, one’s chances are one in two men and one in three women. Cancer is becoming more common than tornadoes in Kansas.
Isn’t it true that each of us have had all kinds of negative messages poured over us throughout our lives? Messages like “you’re ugly, you’re stupid, you can’t do that, no one will listen, no one likes you.”
This this interview with Tina Yeager we talk about the self-defeating patterns cause by low self-esteem. She encourages each of us to embrace our identity in Christ. Tina Yeager is an award-winning author and licensed therapist. And we were discussing her latest book, Beautiful Warrior.
Many women feel disillusioned by the seeming scarcity of good marriage prospects or disappointed by their own na__ve decisions made in an effort to save a shipwrecked relationship. You want to find your Prince Charming, but all you experience is a sea of toads. Do not despair. Finding Your Prince in a Sea of Toads […]
Hope 4 Today is based on a 4-day schedule to help you revitalize your life. Endorsed by many influential leaders in Christianity today, Kathleen Cooke’s short devotions will help you to seek God, grow in hope, share your faith, and stay connected to God in a distracted culture. Change your thinking from Bible-reading time to […]
“Too busy” is the number 1 reason people don’t read their Bibles. “Too distracted” is number 2, even though 93 percent of Americans have 4 or more Bibles in their homes. Our media-driven culture keeps us from what could significantly change our lives–a relationship with God. Research from the Center for Bible Engagement shows that […]
Singer_songwriter and worship leader Jason Bare is no stranger to ministry in music. After spending a lifetime growing up as a preacher’s kid, attending Lee University, traveling with the Lee Singers, honing his songwriting skills, and dedicating 16 years to leading congregations in praise and worship, Jason is taking bold steps in the realm of […]
Carpenter–who recently stepped down as president of Standard Publishing–launched Christian Book Services, which offers consulting help covering everything from content creation to printing, marketing and distribution. As part of his role with Creation by Design, Carpenter also serves as acting CEO for the company.
Have you ever wondered how faith-based products get developed? In our interview with Christian publishing veteran Larry Carpenter’s we’ll find out. Larry Carpenter advises Creation By Design (CBD) in its rollout of new products.
No matter where you are in your walk with Christ, Not a Fan calls you to consider the demands and rewards of being a true disciple. With frankness and a touch of humor, Idleman invites you to: Examine your relationship with God, determine if you’re following Jesus or just following the rules, Pray the way Jesus prayed, Start truly living for the one who gave his all for you.
After years of serving God, pastor and bestselling author Kyle Idleman had a startling revelation: for too long, he had been living as a fan of Jesus; someone who tried to make Christianity seem as appealing, comfortable, and convenient as he possibly could to others. Idleman decided something had to change–he needed to embark on the journey of becoming a completely committed follower of God, not just a fan.
Are you concerned with the spiritual health of your family? Are you concerned that your children aren’t forming a strong foundation of faith to prepare them for life? What can you do as a parent to give them the spiritual foundation they need? Let Setting Up Stones help you transform your home into a place of family worship. This fast-paced, interactive release offers practical ideas and directions for how to be an effective spiritual parent. Biblical principles are explained and illustrated concisely for today’s busy parent. Each chapter has a sidebar that provides key ideas and practical activities to apply to your own home and family.
Lily Wong shares her knowledge concerning spirituality in young children across cultures. In this interview she talks about how education can elevate a society. That is why it is so important to know how our children are being educated.
Lily Wong has developed preschool curriculum and come highly recommended among early childhood educationists.
Does the young child know that the adults in their lives are planning for the best for them? A good idea is to work with the care-giver and parent to plan the best academically, spiritually, and physically for each individual student. Maybe you have thought of becoming a care-giver. The need for school-age care is increasing as the Homeschool Revolution explodes.
Caring for children is the most important job in the world, from babies’ first experiences to their journey through life at home and in organized daycare centers. This is why Child Care Village is dedicated to connecting child caregivers with affordable, quality resources to help create intellectual development.
Benny’s hope and prayer that his music will turn everyone’s attention toward God. Benny’s now gearing up for the opportunity to once more spread that message through his favorite medium: live concerts. Empowered has yet to play a show since the onset of the pandemic, but once that changes, DiChiara and his bandmates will hit the stage with renewed vigor and enthusiasm for truth, Jesus and rock ‘n’ roll.
Benny DiChiara shares his testimony, “Even through all of our loss and sorrows, when God lives in you, you don’t sweat the ultimate outcome,” he says, “because you know you’re taken care of.” His traumatic head injury inspired him to write “Jeremiah 29:11,” the third song on the Three Days album, which is the latest project from his band, Empowered.
Benny’s injury left him recliner-ridden for months because he had to keep pressure off his head, he had to rest in an upward position, so even sleeping in a bed wasn’t an option. His wife, Donna, had to take up the role of live-in nurse, giving DiChiara medicine, Powerade and Ensure protein shakes every three hours. DiChiara says people constantly ask him if his faith was shaken during that period. And while he was certainly plagued by questions and uncertainty as to what function such a traumatic and painful experience could serve, his short answer is: absolutely not.
When you escape death by as slim a margin as Benny DiChiara did, it brings a lot into perspective. In October 2015, the Christian rock singer suffered a traumatic brain injury. He fell flat on his back on the hardwood floor of his south Baton Rouge home, fracturing the back of his skull and crushing the frontal lobe of his brain.
Dr. Gillan-Byrne believes that one of the realities of child rearing is helping children face loss. In her book about Kermie she helps children understand the many ways to cope with loss.
Author Doug Hershey and adventure-travel photographer Edden Ram gained exclusive access to storied vantage points to reshoot the exact angles of these stunning and seldom-seen historical photos. The result is an awe-inspiring and groundbreaking collection that will captivate hearts and reveal the accuracy of the prophet’s words. The book also features fascinating insights into Jerusalem’s first photographers and firsthand accounts from pilgrims, locals, and would-be conquerors that capture the longing and desire for this treasured city, spanning almost 2,000 years.
We had the opportunity to interview Doug Hershy about Jersalem Rising. This stunning new photo-comparison book and follow-up to Israel Rising documents the long-awaited and ongoing restoration of a city “set in the center of the nations” (Ezekiel 5:5). From its famed walls and gates to the beloved Old City and the new city rising up around it, view some of the oldest photos of Jerusalem ever taken (starting in the 1840s) and see them re-created from the same perspective today___some for the first time ever.
Dr. Banfill also Launched a college in Africa, taking it from concept to reality and facilitated the mobilization of 9,420 annual international volunteers, growing that number 55_ over seven years.
Some of the highlights of this week’s guest, Dr. Frank Banfill, are: building an international travel company with _6M in annual sales from scratch as an entrepreneur; he’s managed a popular entertainer_actor and his business which saw a doubling of revenue and a 72_ increase in profit margins over two and a half years. But the most important accomplishment is his ministry to the students of public school.
Pastor Shenk goes on to explain that by partnering with local pastors, The Tide is able to provide radio programs in heart languages. This allows what is aired to be culturally relevant to the people who listen — not just a translation of English programming.
In a recent interview with Pastor Don Shenk, he said, “by sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ worldwide through media and partnerships, we are able to provide radio programs in heart languages. Heart languages are those languages that someone was born to speak.
Mark has been a guest on numerous radio and television programs including: Fox Nation’s Starnes Country, Family Life Radio, The Eric Metaxax Show, and James Dobson’s Family Talk Program. In 2017, Mark was named to the American Family Association’s ’40 Faithful’. An author, award-winning writer, and conference speaker, he serves as Chief Executive Officer of Trail Life USA and lives near Greenville, SC with his wife of over 30 years.
In our interview with Mark Hancock, you will learn about the faith-based counter-part to Boy Scouts. Mark Hancock has served in ministry as a Youth and College Pastor, Associate Pastor, Homeless Ministry Director and Global Event Director for an international ministry, organizing events on five continents. He holds two Masters Degrees in the Mental Health Counseling field and spent a number of years in private practice and in teaching at both secular and Christian colleges.
While a stay-at-home mom raising her children, Patti served in a variety of capacities as a volunteer. She served as a Girl Scout volunteer for over 12 years, receiving numerous recognitions for outstanding performance as a recruiter and troop leader.
You’ll love this interview with Patti Garibay, Founder and Executive Director of the national character development organization, American Heritage Girls. Educated at The Ohio State University with majors in secondary education and French, Patti shares a love of history and youth.
Rose and Cathy talk to Linda Gilden about her book ‘Love Notes in Lunchboxes’: Jesus related the feeding of the five thousand people with just five loaves and two fish. But who packed those loaves and fish? Where was the mother that packed the lunchbox? Packing a lunchbox each morning may not be glamorous, but mothers are in a position to make an extraordinary difference in their children’s lives through that one simple act.
Sparks fly between a famous model and a farmer with a young daughter when she visits her childhood home. The town is in danger of losing their beloved Santaland festival, but miracles can happen with a little love, family, and faith.
Enjoy this interview with Jenn Gotzen about her recent film,”The Farmer and The Belle: Saving Santaland.” Jenn believes that you will want to make it a Christmas family. This award-winning inspirational, family comedy stars Jenn Gotzon (Frost_Nixon, My Daddy Is In Heaven)
Tricia Goyer is a busy mom of ten, doting grandma, and a wife to John. In this interview about her lastest book, The Grumble Free Year, Tricia gives tips for maintaining your sanity when you are overwhelmed and how to cultivate an attitude of gratitude in children and teens.
Have you ever thought that it would be nice if you had additional professional development in the area of counseling? In addition to June’s two daily radio programs: Hope for the Heart and the live two-hour call-in counseling program, Hope in the Night, June has developed a counseling training program for laymen. Listen to learn more.
Homeschool Companion was honored to interview June Hunt, one of the world’s leading biblical counselors. Her life’s work has yielded landmark contributions in her field. Founded in 1986, Hope for the Heart offers biblical hope and practical help. June’s proprietary Hope for the Heart Biblical Counseling Library provides in-depth insights into over 40 pertinent topics.
The Briggs share some of the challenges they’ve face when adopting special needs children. They have homeschooled for more than 25 years.
Have you ever thought about starting your own homeschool? Listen as Lisa Deener talks with Dr. Gamblin about how she started her homeschool and the different curriculums she used.
Amaze your family and fool your friends! Excite students about reading and mathematics. Professional Magician John Carrington’s book, ‘Calculator Magic Made Easy’, builds a joy for learning and numbers. Whether you are beginning or advanced, it will make you look like a genius!