In this engaging conversation, Dayle Annand speaks with Brock Eastman about the Action Bible, a graphic novel designed to make biblical stories accessible and exciting for children. Brock shares his passion for the project, his role as a father, and how the Action Bible serves as a valuable tool for discipleship and education. They discuss the artistic vision behind the Bible, the importance of theology in children's literature, and how parents can effectively integrate these resources into their homeschooling efforts. The conversation highlights the significance of making the Bible relevant and engaging for the next generation.

Links:

For the Action Study Bible:  https://www.theactionbible.com/

For David C Cook Publishing:  https://shop.davidccook.org/collections/sunday-school-lessons-curriculum-kids

To contact Homeschool Minnesota--MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to Brock Eastman and the Action Bible

Action Bible, Brock Eastman, children's Bible, homeschooling, discipleship, graphic novel, Christian education, family resources, Bible study, kids literature

In this episode of Home School Minnesota, host Dayle discusses the complex issues surrounding gender identity with Denise Shick, who shares her personal experiences and insights from her book, 'Out of Darkness and Into the Light.' The conversation explores the impact of gender identity on families, the rise of gender reassignment treatments, and the societal influences that contribute to these issues. Denise emphasizes the importance of compassion, understanding, and faith in navigating these challenging topics, particularly for parents and families dealing with gender confusion.

Links:

To access the resources mentioned in this episode:

https://livingstonesministries.org/help4families/

To contact Homeschool Minnesota--MÂCHÉ:

https://homeschoolminnesota.org/

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00:00 Introduction and Context of the Conversation

gender identity, mental health, family dynamics, transgender, faith, compassion, support, societal influences, youth, education

In this episode of Home School Minnesota, host Dayle Annand speaks with Dr. Rich Griffith about his book 'Discipleship is Leadership.' They discuss the importance of understanding child development in the context of discipleship, the role of intergenerational ministry, and how to simplify the discipleship process for parents. Dr. Griffith emphasizes the need for creating safe spaces for children to fail and learn, the differences between transactional and transformational leadership styles, and the significance of fostering authentic relationships with God. The conversation highlights practical approaches for parents to engage in meaningful discipleship with their children.

Links:

To find Discipleship is Leadership:  https://store.randallhouse.com/product-category/parenting/?_gl=1*n5h1i4*_ga*MTQ5MDc4MDMyMi4xNzU1MDE3MjQ5*_ga_1PEJ1R8HZK*czE3NTUwMTcyNDkkbzEkZzAkdDE3NTUwMTcyNDkkajYwJGwwJGgw*_gcl_au*NDE0ODY2NTMxLjE3NTUwMTcyNDk.

To contact Homeschool Minnesota--MÂCHÉ: https://mache.org/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Discipleship and Leadership

discipleship, leadership, child development, intergenerational ministry, parenting, homeschooling, spiritual growth, authentic faith, transformational leadership, safe space

Summary

In this conversation, Amy Hughes discusses her upcoming book, 'Words Like Honey,' which emphasizes the profound impact of language on children's development and emotional well-being. She shares insights on creating peaceful homeschooling environments, the importance of intentional language choices, and how words can influence children's mental health. The discussion also covers the significance of apologies in parenting, strategies for repairing harmful language, and the need for parents to rethink their communication styles to foster healthier relationships with their children.

To order Words Like Honey:  https://a.co/d/hdiz480

To reach out to MACHE:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to Words Like Honey

Keywords

parenting, homeschooling, intentional language, mental health, communication, emotional intelligence, children's development, peaceful homeschooling, words matter, family dynamics

Dayle Annand and Andrew Pudewa discuss the implications of AI in education, particularly in the context of homeschooling. They explore the benefits and pitfalls of AI, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking, problem-solving, and character education. The discussion highlights the dangers of relying too heavily on technology, the need for authentic human interactions, and the role of parents in guiding their children through the complexities of AI. Ultimately, they advocate for a balanced approach to technology in education, ensuring that it serves as a tool rather than a replacement for human thought and creativity.

Links:

For Andrew Pudewa's Institute for Excellence in Writing: https://iew.com/

To contact Homeschool Minnesota-MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to AI in Education

AI in education, homeschooling, technology, critical thinking, problem solving, character education, digital literacy, parenting, educational technology, future of learning

In this episode of Homeschool Minnesota, host Dayle interviews Dr. Champ Thornton about his book '10 Questions About Salvation.' They discuss the importance of addressing salvation with children, the role of parents in spiritual education, and how to integrate faith into everyday life. Champ shares his journey as a writer and the significance of creating resources that meet children where they are in their faith journey.

Links:

To find Champ Thornton's books:  https://www.champthornton.com/books

For Crossway books:  https://www.crossway.org/

To contact Homeschool Minnesota-MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to Homeschool Minnesota and Guest Champ Thornton

homeschooling, Christian education, children's books, salvation, parenting, faith, Bible study, Champ Thornton, family resources, spiritual growth

In this episode of Home School Minnesota, host Dayle Annand speaks with Dr. Joe Allen about his series of children's books, 'Big Thoughts for Little Thinkers.' They discuss the importance of solid biblical teaching for children, the challenges of writing theological concepts for young audiences, and the new additions to the series that cover Jesus, the Church, and Heaven. Dr. Allen shares insights on how to engage children with deep theological truths while respecting their understanding, and the significance of grounding them in faith from an early age.

Links:

To purchase Big Thoughts for Little Thinkers:  https://www.masterbooks.com/big-thoughts-for-little-thinkers

To contact Homeschool Minnesota-MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to Homeschooling and Meaningful Gifts

homeschooling, biblical teaching, children's books, theology, Dr. Joe Allen, Big Thoughts for Little Thinkers, Christian education, children's ministry, faith, parenting

In this episode of Homeschool Minnesota, host Dayle Annand interviews Linda Hobar, the author of the Mystery of History curriculum. They discuss Linda's journey into homeschooling, the development of her curriculum that integrates secular and religious history, and the importance of teaching history for all ages. The conversation also covers the significance of timelines in understanding historical events, the resources available for homeschooling families, and reflections on the joys and challenges of homeschooling.

Links:

To contact Mystery of History:  https://themysteryofhistory.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopN7ii1fb9FKmjtrZlilCTtmGT5-uL5neKg-5gMHTTaniF74El8

To contact Homeschool Minnesota-MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to Homeschooling and Mystery of History

homeschooling, Mystery of History, Linda Hobar, history curriculum, education, family, Christian homeschooling, teaching resources, timelines, world history

In this episode, Jamie Erickson discusses her book 'Overwhelmed Mom,' exploring the universal struggles of motherhood, the cultural expectations placed on moms, and the importance of aligning priorities to combat feelings of overwhelm. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, she emphasizes the need for self-care, community support, and practical strategies to manage daily responsibilities while maintaining a sense of peace and purpose.

Links:

To buy "Overwhelmed Mom" and learn more about Jamie Erickson:

https://jamieerickson.com/

To contact MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

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00:00 Introduction to Overwhelmed Mom

homeschooling, motherhood, overwhelm, parenting, self-care, faith, Christian moms, time management, personal growth, family dynamics

In this episode of Home School Minnesota, hosts discuss the challenges of parenting, particularly focusing on anger management and the importance of a strong spiritual foundation. Israel Wayne shares his personal experiences with homeschooling and parenting, emphasizing the need for parents to recognize their own anger issues and the impact it has on their children. The conversation explores practical steps to overcome anger, the significance of understanding expectations in parenting, and the transformative power of scripture and community support in fostering healthier family dynamics.

Links:

For resources by Israel Wayne:  https://familyrenewal.org/store/product/pitchin-a-fit-overcoming-angry-stressed-out-parenting/

To contact MÂCHÉ:  https://mache.org/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Homeschooling and Family Background

homeschooling, parenting, anger management, family dynamics, Christian education, emotional health, scripture, personal growth, family relationships, conflict resolution