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mother, christian, wife, woman, child of God. It is about my life as a farmer’s wife, as a cook, a baker, a nurse, a teacher, a woodworker, a housekeeper, a farmer (yep, I drive tractors, pick up hay bales, and other farm duties), a gardener. So, what you read here, is me, as a transparent sometimes hot headed, passionate, and opinionated person.
knowing where to start
Helping our children to make our beliefs be theirs — not just “what my parents believe”.
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I like the look of some of the live classes. Nice!
Oh my, I use Currclick all.the.time!!!
Not yet, my kids know more than me.
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To be like the Bereans and search the Scriptures every day to see what is true for himself.
I am not having too many problems, yet.
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The challenge is peer influence…my daughter has been at a science camp for a few hours or at swim practice and hears things she is not ready to understand yet.
We have struggled to find a good, fun, Christian science curriculum.
We need to be careful about sources that include evolution, but be prepared to explain it to our kids, not just ignore it.
One challenge is just in knowing HOW to teach them what worldview is and why it is so important to filter everything through the lens of Scripture.
Re-posting from the other page:
It is hard for me to teach a worldview because I was raised in a cult. It has taken many years to undo the damage that was done to me spiritually but the Lord is good! For me, knowing WHAT to teach is the biggest challenge.
finding sources that are evolution free
Good solid science curriculum that doesn’t teach evolution.
What is troubling to me is teaching the Christian worldview and then “the world” attempts to encroach on on the foundation I am trying to build.
We look for good wholesome books, do bible studies and attend a church that preaches the truth. We also try to watch what is on our television as the media is pushing a live for what feels good agenda.
I struggle especially against most science worldviews, and my children, as they get older, have a hard time explaining their Christian worldview, especially in light of “science”.
I haven’t had a lot of problems teaching my kids a Christian worldview. I can’t be with them every moment, but we talk about what they are seeing or hearing in the world and how it does or does not conform to God’s Word.
The billion/million of year thing that so many science books mention.
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I agree with most posts already. The media and today’s movies are full of stuff that I don’t want my kids to see or hear.
The media around teaching other views so loudly.
When I bring my kids home (we’re adopting), the difficulty teaching them a christian worldview will definitely be the flood of anti-christian falsehood, that is all around.
My challenge is that MY Christian Worldview is different from those who claim they have THE Christian Worldview and I get very frustrated in teaching my children the love and qualities of Jesus when often those proclaiming to follow THE Christian Worldview can be very exclusionary unless you subscribe to thoughts and theology exactly the same as they. We all are anchored in Christ….it’s just some our anchors look a little different!
finding a good curriculum that is conservative and Bible-based
Media! All the innocent-looking movies are full of other-view…
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teaching from a different point of view than all their friends, so I would say peer pressure.
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I think the hardest thing I find about teaching my children a Christian perspective is the amount of secularism that has entered into the churches. How do I convince my children to dress modestly if the entire youth group shows up wearing low-cut, spaghetti strapped dresses half-way up to their bottoms.
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My biggest challenges is that the world shouts its philosophy from more places, with more volumes, and with “brighter colors”. I feel like what I am teaching will sound like “just one more option
Finding good resources is a challenge. Glad for places like currclick.
Living out a life that is a good example for my children to follow.
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The Media’s national news
Finding materials that match our worldview.
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Making sure that what our son watches on TV agrees with The Truth!
Finding a curriculum that keeps my daughter’s attention.
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I don’t struggle to teach Christian worldview do much as opposing worldviews.
I fins everything a challenge.
The influence of the media! Even “kids’ movies” aren’t always safe!
finding sources that are evolution free
The hardest part is the dealing with the media influence and the negativity on the news and from other people who have children in public school
I am new to Homeschooling so at this point I am just confused and overwhelmed. I guess it would be finding things that is not evolution based
National news!
Love CurrClick products we use many with our pre-k daughter!
i have never heard of this before today, so no challenge yet as I am new to this.
Conflicts between our worldview and children’s media.
It’s difficult finding good quality geography curriculum that is not full of evolution information.
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Finding really good curriculum.
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