Part 1 of a series about good ways to occupy a preschooler positively. Includes the importance of training your young child, and practical ideas for organizing the materials needed for a host of activities that will delight young children. 25 minutes.

To read more, order the Kindle book, 50 Things to do With Preschoolers, or the same thing as a regular e-book or printed booklet of Preschool Pizzazz: Training Terrific Tots.

Topics of this second half: Todd explains why we should keep the Sabbath; answers to problem passages and common objections, and what the representatives of various Christian denominations have said about it over the years; blessings of observing the Sabbath; and ideas for families with young children. 25.5 minutes.

Todd and I taught the elementary grades in Sunday School in the Sunday church…he took several grade levels and I took several, in fact, it was when we were teaching there, at that church, that we were teaching through the Ten Commandments and got to the fourth one and were stymied. We came home and started researching history and discovered that it had been changed under Constantine in the 300’s, and that in the Catholic documents they show that they are PROUD of the fact that THEY changed it. They make no bones of taking OWNERSHIP of it in their own writings.

Then we searched the Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation finding every verse pertaining to the Sabbath…and the rest is what it is We had books and Bibles of all sorts open all over the living room floor…he’d find something and poke me to show it to me, and I’d find something and poke him to show him…we came into it with NO ONE teaching or persuading us. It was AFTERWARDS that we found numerous books written on the whole debate from others coming into it in a similar way, by themselves…becoming puzzled, first…and then doing the research, to their surprise. Truly, no MAN has lead this movement; it seems a work of the Spirit, to prepare us all for the end time events.

Download a free fascinating seven-page chart of the days of the week in 160 languages throughout world history, with the meanings of the days noted. This chart, first published in 1896 but now digitally enhanced by HomeschoolHowtos.com, is also available for purchase in a larger format, on seven tabloid/ledger size sheets. Original title: A chart of the week: Showing the unchanged order of the days and the true position of the Sabbath, as shown by the combined testimony of ancient and modern languages. (Note: it is a large file, and will take some time to load.)

Read much more in our booklet, Me?! Keep the Sabbath?!

Whether you are wondering about observing the biblical Sabbath day or could benefit from some thoughts about how to present it to others, listen to this apologetic for observing the seventh-day Sabbath that was given to us at Creation, that was remembered at the giving of the Ten Commandments, and that will be celebrated in His coming Kingdom. “Remember the Sabbath, to keep it holy.” 27.5 minutes.

In this first half Todd defines the Sabbath, explains why it is on the seventh day of the week, shows the biblical origins of the commandment and who it applies to; and discusses why it was changed (tip: for cowardly, anti-Semitic reasons) and the record of history regarding its observance—or not..

The written content of this broadcast is available for download as a Kindle book and also as a free regular PDF e-book, or you can order the printed booklet.

A broadcast addressed to godly marriageable-age young men. Todd (Renee’s hubby) shares with men about how to use the tensions of being single during your time of preparation for marriage. Families like ours, with a godly daughter of marriageable age, are praying that a godly young man will rise up and take up his mantle of responsibility and initiative to establish a strong new family, as part of the Heavenly Father’s timely provision of Mr. Right for our daughter. 25.5 minutes.

These are some deeply heartfelt thoughts on this topic of young men preparing for marriage.

The written content of this broadcast is available for download as a Kindle book and also as a regular PDF e-book, or you can order the printed booklet.

Part 2 of the godly son checklist by Renee’s husband, Todd. Topics include developing skills in leadership, encouragement, financial and clerical, gentlemanly manners, personal physical care and hygiene, household maintenance and home repairs, outdoors, and car maintenance. 24.5 minutes.

A descriptive list of life skills to begin mastering from an early age, in preparation for manhood. By Todd (Renee’s hubby). 26 minutes.

Historically, there was no such thing as a developmental stage in a boy’s life called adolescence. Scripturally, a boy turned into a man at age 12, and from then onward progressively assumed a man’s responsibilities. Adolescence is a humanist idea that entered history some 50 years ago.

The focus of this broadcast is preparing your sons to be men, as early as scripture indicates they can be! If you undertake this project of seriously preparing your sons to mature quickly, they will be miles ahead of their peers, and delight and inspire everyone around them, bringing glory to their Maker.

The written content of this broadcast is available for download as a Kindle book and also as a regular PDF e-book, or you can order the printed booklet.

A broadcast dedicated to godly marriageable-age young ladies. How to maximize YOU in the meantime. 25 minutes. The written content of this broadcast is available for download as a Kindle book and also as a regular PDF e-book, or you can order the printed booklet.

The conclusion of a practical list for preparing an adolescent daughter to run a home—and thoughts from 1911 on what to look for in a future husband. 25 minutes.

A look at preparing an adolescent daughter for running a home. 24.5 minutes. The written content of this broadcast is available for download as a Kindle book and also as a regular PDF e-book, or you can order the printed booklet.

Multiplication and division shortcuts; this audio session closes with quotes from 1910 on developing accuracy and thoroughness in our character—which the study of math teaches. 24 minutes.