"When Plans Change," written and read by Ashley Wiggers, shares a deeply personal reflection on navigating unexpected challenges. From weathering two hurricanes to prioritizing family in a season of need, Ashley offers a heartfelt testimony about the importance of leaning into God’s direction when life takes an unexpected turn. With Proverbs 16:9 as her anchor, she reminds us that even in the midst of setbacks, God’s plans are at work. Let this message inspire you to embrace life’s detours with faith and perseverance, knowing He has you in His care.

"Finding Your Simple," written by Durenda Wilson and read by Ashley Wiggers, provides homeschooling moms with encouragement to embrace simplicity and trust God’s guidance. Durenda shares wisdom from her 30 years of homeschooling, offering practical questions to help you focus on what truly matters for your family. From creating natural learning environments to prioritizing rhythms that sustain joy and peace, this article is a reminder that homeschooling doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Trust in God’s higher ways and discover the beauty of a sustainable, faith-filled homeschool journey.

"How Is Jesus Loving Us?" written and read by Steve Demme, is a profound meditation on the enduring love of Christ and the power of prayer in the family. Reflecting on Jesus’ intercession for us and inspired by Job’s faithful prayers for his children, Steve encourages parents to embrace their role as prayer warriors for their families. Drawing from Scripture, he shares practical ways to pray for loved ones, from invoking the Lord’s Prayer to blessing them with God’s promises. This article is a moving reminder to join Jesus in prayer, trusting the Spirit to guide and empower us. Take heart in knowing that your prayers are a lasting expression of love for your family.

"Simple Gratitude," written and read by Ashley Wiggers, is an honest and heartfelt exploration of what it means to embrace thankfulness—not just during the good times, but also in the midst of trials. Reflecting on Scripture, the story of the pilgrims, and her personal homeschool journey, Ashley encourages us to cultivate gratitude through surrender, finding joy in the stretching, and viewing each day as a gift. This inspiring message invites you to lean into God’s grace, letting gratitude transform your perspective and bring purpose to even the hardest seasons of life.

"Taking the Scenic Route," written and read by Kay Chance, explores the profound connection between awe-inspiring experiences and deep spiritual understanding. Drawing from a memory of seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time, Kay reflects on the meaning of the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom, likening it to stepping beyond the rim to truly explore God’s greatness. This beautifully woven message ties natural learning to our faith journey, encouraging parents to use their children’s unique experiences as touchpoints for teaching. A powerful reminder to embrace awe, curiosity, and connection in both learning and faith.

"Experience Learning," written and read by Connie Albers, is a powerful guide to unlocking your child’s potential through experiential learning. Drawing from her experiences as a homeschooling mom and strengths mastery coach, Connie emphasizes the importance of tailoring education to each child’s unique wiring. With practical examples, she demonstrates how hands-on activities—whether building, exploring nature, or engaging in creative projects—foster curiosity, critical thinking, and lasting understanding. This inspiring article encourages parents to see learning as an adventure, making education meaningful, relevant, and joy-filled for their children.

"Checklists Roasting on an Open Fire," written and read by Jennifer Cabrera, is a witty and relatable reflection on the pitfalls of rigid homeschooling checklists. Jennifer takes readers on a journey from her early, anxiety-filled reliance on prescribed curricula to embracing a more intuitive and meaningful approach to learning. With humor and wisdom, she reminds us that true education goes beyond academic standards and societal expectations, focusing instead on nurturing values, curiosity, and God’s purpose for each child. This delightful article encourages parents to loosen their grip on perfection, roast a marshmallow, and savor the sweet joy of homeschooling freedom.

"Supporting Teens and Young Adults with Executive Function Struggles," written and read by Colleen Kessler, offers practical guidance for parents navigating the challenges of helping their teens develop critical executive function skills. From planning and organization to time management and emotional control, Colleen provides actionable strategies to equip neurodivergent teens—and all teens—with the tools needed to thrive in high school, college, and beyond. Sharing from her personal experience and professional insights, this article is a must-read for parents seeking to foster confidence and resilience in their young adults.