In At the Heart of It, Ashley Wiggers shares a tender message from the Father’s heart—an invitation to surrender our hidden hurts, fears, and disappointments to the One who loves us perfectly. With honest storytelling and gentle spiritual insight, she reminds us that God’s desire has always been intimate relationship, not distant religion. Through Christ’s sacrifice, we’re welcomed into healing, identity, and joy, even in the midst of life’s hardest seasons. This article calls us to deeper trust and heartfelt worship, especially when it costs us something—because now is the only time we’ll worship through pain. Let it encourage you to open your heart wide and let Him in.

In Creating Refuge, Joy and Routine, Durenda Wilson offers a grace-filled perspective on home and family life. Through a collection of timeless reflections, she reminds us that our homes are God-given gardens meant to be tended with love, not perfection. With practical wisdom on building peaceful routines, finding joy in the everyday, and choosing relationship over rigor, Durenda invites moms to slow down, simplify, and savor this season. It’s an encouraging reminder that homeschooling isn’t about having it all together—it’s about staying faithful in the midst of the mess.

In Opening the Door, Steve Demme shares his personal journey of discovering a deeper, more intimate relationship with God. Prompted by Scripture and reflection, he uncovers how unresolved wounds and misconceptions about God’s love can hinder our ability to love Him in return. Through prayer, Scripture, and a willingness to confront painful baggage, Steve opens his heart to transformation. This article is a heartfelt reminder that God’s love is not only true—it’s personal, healing, and ready to meet us when we invite Him in.

In Becoming a Resilient Mom, Ashley Wiggers offers a refreshingly honest look at the challenges of motherhood and homeschooling. With warmth and humor, she explores how to bounce back from rough days, choose grace over frustration, and embrace the daily work of shaping hearts—starting with your own. From adjusting expectations to intentionally smiling more, Ashley reminds us that resilience isn’t about doing it all perfectly, but about faithfully showing up with love and a hopeful heart. Encouragement and practical wisdom blend beautifully in this relatable reflection.

In Heart to Heart Homeschooling, readers are invited to shift their focus from rigid routines to relationships that nurture lasting learning. This thoughtful article encourages parents to embrace natural learning by fostering connection, integrating faith, and simplifying daily rhythms. With practical tips on shared Bible time, open-ended conversations, and making learning part of everyday life, this piece gently reminds us that education thrives where hearts are secure. Homeschooling can be both sacred and simple when it begins with love.

In Taking Care of Your Child’s Heart, Connie Albers offers practical, grace-filled strategies for building trust and emotional safety with your children. From listening without fixing to apologizing when we’re wrong, Connie shows how everyday actions shape deep, lasting connections. This article is full of wisdom on how to create a judgment-free zone, speak life over your children, and invest in one-on-one time that communicates, “You matter.” It’s an encouraging reminder that strong relationships are the foundation of effective parenting.

In Relaxed Rhythms, Kathy Eggers invites parents to embrace the beauty and benefit of slower seasons in their homeschool. With gentle wisdom and playful ideas, she shows how a more flexible routine can still nurture curiosity, joy, and meaningful learning—especially for your youngest learners. From backyard adventures and messy play to book-filled afternoons and everyday discoveries, Kathy encourages families to follow their child’s lead and make memories that matter. This is a warm reminder that learning doesn’t pause when life slows down—in fact, it may flourish even more.

In Me, God, and a Library Card (Optional), Jennifer Cabrera delivers a humorous and heartfelt confession about the allure of homeschool supplies—and the deeper truth that we are the curriculum. Through stories of hurricanes, overloaded carts, and honest reflection, she reminds us that all the tools in the world can’t replace the daily grace and presence we bring to our children. This lighthearted piece is a breath of fresh air for any parent feeling weighed down by expectations. With God (and maybe a library card), you really do have what you need.