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The shows are repetitive in the beginning. Phil Show is 20 (currently) twenty-minute episodes.
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My family owns this series on DVD and we all enjoy it, though it’s aimed at elementary age kids.
This is great for people new to the Bible, and for everyone else as well for learning about the Bible. What’s in the Bible? is 26 half-hour shows telling the stories of the Bible and connecting the overarching story. There are two series on there to choose from – What’s In The Bible? and The Mr.
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They’ve generously offered us six-week free access to Mr.
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Phil TV streaming channel for our younger kids, from older preschool up through elementary age since my study is for older kids. Phil (aka Bob the Tomato) and asked about a free month’s access to his Mr. These don’t follow our calendar, but happen around September. We are waiting for Christ’s return and reign when He will fulfill the fall feasts: the Feast of Trumpets, Yom Kippur, and the Feast of Booths. Jesus fulfilled the Spring feasts when he died on Passover, rose on First Fruits, and sent the Holy Spirit on the Feast of Weeks. In the past, our family has done a Christian-only TV policy for the month and added this extra study and a time of prayer together beyond our typical family Bible time. We should always be doing what we should be doing 🙂 but I hope this gives you a little encouragement towards maybe giving some things up for a time and replacing them with extra time in the Bible and prayer. Jesus Monthįor a few years now, I’ve encouraged our users to take the month of September to spend extra time focused on the Lord.
If they are doing that, He’ll make sure the rest falls into place. If you ever wondered what God’s will is, I’ll fill you in. He put us each here on purpose for a purpose. We want them to marvel at how God designed the world to work, and to learn from history’s mistakes to avoid them in the future. We want them to be able to make smart decisions with their money and understand the numbers of credit and interest. We want them to not just be able to read, but to be able to study the Bible. This is God’s world and we want them to know about it. I hope you take the time to enjoy being together in your freedom and not just pursue accelerating your child’s education.Īnd some of you want more than anything that your child would love God and love others, but sometimes forget that’s the goal and get sidetracked looking at all those pursuing other goals. Some of you homeschool because you want your child to have the best academics and know homeschooling can be better than school. I hope you keep school as an important part of the day and don’t neglect it in pursuit of other things. Some of you homeschool because of busy schedules. Pour love into your kids, not fear of what’s out there. I know some of you homeschool out of fear. I hope you have a bigger purpose in mind. We’re not out to prove our kids are just as smart as the kids who went to school. The end game isn’t to prove to anyone else what a great job we did homeschooling. We’re not doing this every day in pursuit of validation for ourselves. It would feel good telling those family members who were always questioning whether your kids were missing out by being homeschooled. It would feel good telling others about Harvard.
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If your child got the full scholarship to Harvard, it would sure feel good. Let me suggest one for you: that your kids would love the Lord their God with all their heart, and with all their soul, and with all their strength, and with all their mind, and that they would love their neighbors as themselves. What is your big goal for your kids? What is your goal for homeschooling? What’s your “why?” They were made for a purpose, and we should want that for them, not our own aspirations. We shouldn’t be choosing career paths for our children. Those kinds of goals need to be driven by the child, something they take on and achieve with you cheering them on, not something that you drive them to do.
Why are you homeschooling? Do you have a goal in mind? Maybe your child was created with a drive to get a full scholarship from Harvard, but I hope that’s not your goal for them.
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