Homeschool Companion – Lifetalk Radio

No relationship is perfect--but it can be better. The secret to stronger relationships isn't to become more charming or funny or to solve the world's problems or to just try harder. Find the simple solution to all of your relationship problems in this interview.

In this series of shows, Stories of Christmas, Dr. Gamblin shares with her listeners ideas for beginning your own family traditions. Some of these experiences will make you thankful for what you have.

Why do bad things happen to good people? Pastor Lucas Miles talks about the hurt that keeps us from embracing God. His book Good God solves the problem we have with evil and a loving God.

Help for families in shifting times. Casey explains the metaphor of the Christmas Tree. She also shares the resources for families to help children see Jesus through the Christmas season.

In this series of shows, Stories of Christmas, Dr. Gamblin shares with her listeners ideas for beginning your own family traditions.

Peggy Consolver has written the book Shepherd, Potter, Spy and the Star Namer along with a study guide that would be appropriate for homeschooling families or families that want some interesting Biblical instruction for their children.

In today’s busy lifestyle families need to find time for God. Karen has provided a tool to help with that goal. In this interview Karen shares one of her devotions and explains other ways that parents can turn the hearts of their children to God.

Christ said that His word would always return to Him with souls ready for Heaven. So during this Christmas Holiday remember Him again. Dr. Gamblin shares the story of Christ’s birth and is awed again by God’s immeasurable love for His children.

“I took my seat belt off for just a moment to check the flower arranges I was transporting to a woman’s retreat. Life ended for me then.” Listen to Patti Foster’s story of miraculous recovery and growing faith in God.

What is the Universal Design of Learning? Dr. Gamblin explains what it is and how it can benefit all types of learners from different cultures. Learn how you can incorporate Universal Design of Learning in everything you teach.