As children grow in their faith, understanding Christian identity and seeing themselves as children of God is an important truth to instill in their hearts. Learn what the Bible says about having an identity in Christ with this free children’s Bible lesson including scripture reading, activities, and prayer.

Sharing the gospel in the home with your family and children is one of the most important things a parent will do. Navigate spreading the gospel straight from the Bible and develop a love of Jesus in an honest, authentic, meaningful way. Explore how to respond to the gospel and encouraging Christianity in your home.

This list is a compilation of my favorite Read Aloud Easter Books. Some are Christ-centered, some are full of bunnies and eggs, and some celebrate various cultures and Easter traditions. All of them are filled with lovely words and illustrations.

An Expectant Easter is a gospel-based, Charlotte Mason-inspired curriculum designed with your whole family in mind. It’s an invitation to gather your family to center your hearts on what Easter is all about. Through Bible stories, hymns, poetry, art studies, picture books, projects, baking, tea time, and nature studies

Part of our focus in the weeks leading up to Christmas is revisiting the nativity story alongside a worldwide view of the season. I want to show my children the similarities and differences between Christmas in our home and the rest of the world. Download this free book list for 15 holiday books from 15 countries.

A couple of years ago our homeschool year centered around world geography and cultures. A Connected Christmas: Around the World centers on the Nativity story while exploring the heritages of other countries around the world. This holiday curriculum invites your family to learn and join in the global holiday season.

Rooted Family Bible Curriculum, Volume One is an 18-week family Bible curriculum from Treehouse Schoolhouse. Each week includes daily lessons about Christian Identity, Devotion, and Wisdom. Rooted seamlessly blends beauty subjects with Bible study including daily Scripture readings, prayer, art, poetry and more.

Practicing the skill of memory work is great for children. Memorizing things like poetry, hymns, and scripture helps train the brain to be receptive to remembering things, and boosts confidence. This post shares 7 tips for helping your children memorize Bible verses in a hands-on and creative way.

Over one thousand families joined us for our first week of An Expectant Easter! So many photos and videos full of joy and connection were shared on Instagram all week long. Here were the highlights of the week.

I have always wanted the Christmas season to be beautiful and nostalgic for my children. My desire is for this season to mark their hearts with traditions and give them warm memories of togetherness in our home. Most of all, I want the Advent season to draw them to their Savior. Out of these desires, A Connected Christ