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Catch talks you missed — or hear a favorite again — with audio from past events.
Jeremy Fritz
In this workshop, Jeremy will explain autism, Asperger's, dyslexia, learning disabilities and ADHD as a Functional Disconnection Syndrome (FDS). FDS is a functional imbalance of brain activity within each side and/or between the right and left sides of the brain. Come gain a comprehensive understanding and deeper insight into the issues and challenges that you and your child are facing!
Dr. Larry Guthrie
If you have ever seen a turkey vulture, you know that they are one of the most disgusting birds to grace the sky. Yet God’s design for this unique creature is nothing short of spectacular. Like Christ, it takes the vile and dirty things of this world into itself and makes them clean. Don’t be shocked if you experience that same kind of humiliation and rejection that Christ experienced as He molds you into a design that also brings great glory to your Creator. Appropriate for all ages.
Kimberly Coleman
Your paragraph is only as strong as each of your building blocks. You will learn why and how to write a topic sentence, how to adequately develop your main idea and how to bring closure to a paragraph with a clincher sentence. You will analyze examples of strong and weak paragraphs and learn ways to incorporate paragraph writing into all of your homeschooling day.
Jonathan Lewis
Thinking about homeschooling, but not quite sure about it yet? Come listen as homeschool graduate Jonathan Lewis shares the simple reasons why every Christian parent should consider home education. You’ll discover the three key components in the biblical model of education and learn exciting facts about the incredible success homeschooling has found. You’ll come away with a better understanding of what Christian home education is all about and will be better prepared to make a decision for your family!
Todd Wilson
You may not crack open a book, work through a curriculum, or call it school, but it's your job to train your children. Join me as we look at the trials, triumphs and tribulations of training our children. Now don't worry, I won't make you feel guilty or give you a forty-six point outline, but I promise to tell it straight and to encourage you in the best job there is - fathering.
Marcia Washburn
It is no accident that boys, toys, noise and joys are rhyming words. Rich with humor and stories, this presentation challenges attendees to look beyond the dirt and debris inherent in a household filled with boys and toward the goal of raising godly men for the Kingdom. Lots of practical ideas from the mother of five sons.
Rob Rienow
Every parent deals with bad behavior – from us and our kids! How should the Christian parent respond? In this session, Dr. Rienow explains and applies key Scriptures which will encourage you to view ‘bad behavior’ as an opportunity to shepherd and disciple your child as well as equip you with practical steps for helping your children grow as followers of Jesus.
Ken Ham
Because much of the church has adopted the secular world’s teachings regarding the different ‘races’ and has not accepted the biblical view, most Christians have lost a vital truth concerning the Scriptural teaching on the two spiritual races (but only one physical race), as opposed to the false idea of different biological races. This discussion will cover such intriguing topics as: The origin of so-called ‘races’, skin ‘color’ (is there really more than one color?), ‘inter-racial’ marriage, the curse of Ham, the devastating effects of racism in the culture and the church. There is only one race—the human race! And we are all descendants of one man: Adam.
Israel Wayne
Why do you homeschool? When your children are grown, what will define success for you? What is a biblical philosophy of education? This workshop will help you to focus on what is really important. Israel will share with you what has helped his family avoid burnout and frustration in the many years of homeschooling.
Those of us who are passionate advocates of homeschooling speak in glowing terms about all the wonderful blessings homeschooling brings to families. And truly, the blessings are many. But are we guilty of preaching a new gospel—one that replaces Jesus Christ with homeschooling? Are we promoting home education as the answer to our children’s deepest needs? In this provocative session, Jonathan tackles this question head-on. You’ll come away with a deeper appreciation of why Christian home education is vitally important, even as we exalt Christ as the ultimate answer our children need.
Mark Spence
It’s not always easy reaching out to the lost. Using PowerPoint, Mark demonstrates innovative and creative ways to share your faith with non-believers. He teaches how to transition from the natural realm to the spiritual realm in conversations. Finally, he teaches how to reach out to family members and neighbors with the good news of the Gospel.
Do you get a dry mouth and knocking knees at just the thought of sharing your faith? You are not alone. The Apostle Paul also had that common disease, but he found a cure that worked for him, and it can work for you. Learn three powerful and life-changing biblical principles that will not only set you on fire for God, but will also keep the fire burning as an ambassador of God.
Making excuses is a natural defense mechanism which we all innately use to dismiss ourselves from sharing the Gospel with others. This session examines the life of Moses as taken from Exodus 3-4 in his dealing with God’s commission to share with Pharaoh. We will learn from Moses life that salvation ultimately belongs to the Lord and that no excuse is legitimate enough to hinder God’s redemptive plan.
Marilyn Boyer
If you sometimes feel like homeschooling is drudgery, you can bet your kids feel the same way! It's such a temptation to stress over teaching predicate nominatives or the steps of division that we forget to delight in our children and make time to enjoy being with them. In this session, Marilyn shares how she and Rick have found this to actually be the key to instilling values that stick and building a heart for things of the Lord in our children.
In the 1980's, the battle for educational freedom showcased clear distinctions between parent-directed learning and the regimented program of the secular schools. Parents demanded and fought for the right to design an educational plan that met the needs of the individual child and protected the solidarity of the family. Thirty years later, however, many of us are falling back into unhealthy practices that were programmed into us year after year by our own school experiences as young people. Home schooling pioneer, Marilyn Boyer, sounds a clarion call to return to the principles of simplicity, family relationships and a heart of servanthood as the keys to powerful and lasting learning. Come listen and be set free in your homeschooling adventure.
