Christian Unschooling: Choosing Love
Christian Unschooling: Loss
Christian Unschooling: Imperfect
Christian Unschooling: Can We Love Too Much?
Christian Unschooling: Unpredictability and Lack of Control
Christian Unschooling: Between the Lines
Christian Unschooling: My Reason for Writing
The Christian Unschooling Experiment
An Ordered Unschooling Life
Stare Hard: An Unschooling Challenge
Unschooling, Homemaking, and a Mother’s Role
Is It Okay if Parents Want to Influence Their Unschooling Kids?
The Discomfort of Letting Go and Allowing Our Kids (and Ourselves) to Grow
A Genuine Invitation for Christian Unschoolers
How to Write a Million Unschool Love Stories
Christian Unschooling: Should We Encourage Our Kids to Seek Security?
Should we encourage our kids to seek security? Is it our parental duty to make sure they receive the education and opportunities they might need to get safe, well-paying jobs when they leave our care? Or is that kind of security not what our children need? Could security be about something else?
When Mothering Is Not Enough
Should our kids be our whole world? Should we dedicate all our time and effort to raising the most precious people in our lives? Or is it okay to combine motherhood with our own interests? Could there be advantages in using our gifts and pursuing the things that bring us joy not only for us but also for our kids?
Christian Unschooling: Do Kids Need Silence and Space to Hear God?
We should share our faith with our kids, but do we also need to give them space to ponder, wonder, and hear God in the silence? Or is that risky? Is faith something we need to impress on our kids, insisting they adopt it without question? Because we don’t want to lose our children, do we? Faith is important.