E•vent Library

Attention Obsessive-Compulsive Perfectionist Control-Freaks: Rachael wants to help you C.H.I.L.L. O.U.T.!

Are you tied to your plans? Do you shiver at the idea of change or adjustment? Are you missing out on significant moments because you are focused on the trivial? Do you think that your homeschool has to be perfect?

A self-proclaimed obsessive-compulsive-perfectionist-control-freak herself, Rachael discusses in this e-vent how, many times, she is her own worst enemy when it comes to taking advantage of the freedoms of homeschooling. She uses the acrostic C.H.I.L.L. O.U.T to help you give control of all the details to God—He is faithful!

Do you ever feel as if your life is “all homeschool—all the time?” Ever wonder where the girl your husband married went? This e-vent is for every mom who has collapsed into bed at the end of the day, looked into the eyes of her husband and promised “tomorrow” she’d have time for him. The trouble is, tomorrow finds her more exhausted than the day before.
If you have ever felt caught between the demands of homeschooling your children and meeting the needs of your husband, you’re not alone. Join us and discover how even a busy homeschool mom can make time to nurture her marriage. It’s not as hard as you think—and more important than you may realize.

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In the current economy, making each dollar count is becoming increasingly essential—and challenging. If you’re looking for ideas that can help you save money without sacrificing the things you feel are nonnegotiable (such as teaching your kids at home or eating healthy), Lisa Baughn has advice for you. In addition to offering practical tips that will help you make the most of what you have, Lisa will also share biblical encouragement as you walk through the dry places of life, and point out the blessings of a simplified lifestyle. Having faced very challenging times financially, Lisa draws from personal experience as she gives counsel—from one homeschool mom to another!

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Being a woman is complicated enough—being a married woman who follows God’s Word can be downright intimidating, and many women today are in need of guidance! But before you can help another woman become a godly wife, you must first know what the Bible teaches about the role of a wife. Martha Peace is a biblical counselor, college professor, author, wife, and mother who can help you understand better the Bible’s teaching on wives. Martha will share the three responsibilities of a wife: to love her husband, to be biblically submissive to him, and to show him respect. Come and learn not only the biblical basis for these principles, but also examples of practical application!

Raising children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord is an incredible task—and an incredibly challenging one! In this lecture, Martha Peace gives Christian mothers hope by presenting a goal that, with God's grace, they can obtain. As a biblical counselor, college professor, wife, and mother, Martha has years of experience to share. She will cover six common problems that mothers encounter and practical, biblical tips for overcoming them. After you have learned how to combat these challenges, you will be able to help other mothers do the same!

Seasons come and seasons go particularly rapidly for us women, and each successive season demands our flexibility and discernment. The world is waiting for our children's greatness, but what part do we play in that? What does making an impact as a mother really look like? Catch the vision with Denise Mira, author and homeschooling mom of five, in this @home e-vent. Leave filled with passion and courage to become what you must be as a mother, as you strive to see your children become all they can be.