Homeschooling is hard, parenting is hard, and marriage…well, that’s very hard. But sadly, most people don’t experience these good things because they can’t handle the hard part. They put that part off (hoping it gets easier) or avoid it.?You can handle that hard part. Come laugh with Todd as he shares how to keep your eye on the joy and experience God’s best for you.

Fifty to eighty-eight percent of young people raised in Christian homes walk away from church after age eighteen. Carl examines causes of this huge exodus, and shows us solutions to offer by starting with the Bible. Young people need to know how to stand uncompromisingly on the Bible’s authority and accuracy to answer skeptical questions of our age.

Please join me for an intimate time to share and laugh at lessons from my children. Little did I know that my homeschool journey would turn out to be more than my wife and I teach–my children would teach me! View your homeschool day less as a time to teach and muscle through, and more as a gift.

When we intentionally and consistently wash our thoughts with God’s Word and program our brain with His promises, the old neurological connections become new and we, as Paul said, replace the old man with the new man. Learn how to replace bad habits, be joyful, and instill your children with one of the most important life skills of all… renewing the mind!

In today’s ever-changing economic and social climate, parents need to find a positive way to raise their children. Rick and his wife, Kara, credit Zig Ziglar’s biblically based and scientifically sound strategies for helping them keep their children teachable through the “teenage” years. These strategies will absolutely, positively improve the relationships in your home.

Communication patterns open or close the door to connectedness. Conflict is a normal part of every relationship, yet healthy conflict resolution is not common. Simple principles help us develop this skill. Let’s review some of the basic communication principles that are foundational to successful conflict resolution.

Pre-registration required. Men can drive fast cars, bungee jump, collect power tools, and carry big black Bibles, but play it safe. God wants sons to live dangerously. But everyone from talking heads in the media to pastors in the pulpit keep repeating, “play it safe.” Dangerous living brings joy, family happiness, and real success while safe living brings worry, family failure, and heartache. Enjoy a light reception during this workshop!

Each parent and child are uniquely designed by God. To choose a curriculum or plan a year’s activities can be daunting for any parent regardless of years under their belt. Angie coaches you through crafting a unique homeschooling experience for each child with confidence and excitement for a new adventure, a grand biblical purpose, and inspiration to get you through.

The more intricately we explore human anatomy and physiology, the more obvious a planned, intelligent design of God becomes. Before the late 18th century, the purpose of science was a search for God. Join Brandee to look at specific anatomical structures and functions of the human body pointing us directly to the Creator himself, God!

Screens impact us and are here to stay. How much “screen time” is too much? What ages are appropriate? Every member of the family feels effects of them and the ubiquitous internet, whether we recognize it or not. Fortunately, there are principles to help us determine what is best. As we often come to learn, the heart of the matter is a matter of the heart.

Explore the history of cinema from a biblical worldview. Select and refine film project ideas, laying groundwork for their creative journey. Delve into the essential elements of storytelling and learn how to craft a compelling narrative that captivates audiences. Learn practical techniques and practice writing film projects.

“If On the Origin of Species was biology’s deadliest blow to supernaturalism, we may come to see A Universe From Nothing as the equivalent from cosmology.” (NY Times 03/23/12) Let’s see if this statement stands up to scrutiny. We critique the video for Dr. Krause’s book tour with Dr. Dawkins. Look at the evidence. God created everything or NOTHING created everything?

Having raised four children to lead productive adult lives, the Smiths bring real-life stories from their past to illustrate good and bad approaches to controlling kids in the family. Develop influence to reduce the struggle for control as your child matures. Effective handling at each stage of growth, toddler to teen, sets the stage for more influence. Be encouraged and inspired.

Pre-registration required. Moms, you are God’s chosen Titus 2 Mentor in your daughter’s life! Daughters, you are blessed by the Lord when having a built–in Titus 2 Woman in your life–learn from her! Many are without this blessing, so don’t take it for granted. This is a unique and intentional relationship purpose that if lived out biblically honors the Lord and benefits both mother and daughter. Enjoy teatime during this workshop!

Come join this interactive session to probe the question: How—in our confused, truth-censored, and coercive culture—does a godly dad prepare and send out a godly and confident “arrow” son to “overcome the beast” by fulfilling his life’s calling with integrity of heart, manly backbone, and skillfulness of hand?

Has this happened to you? With an adequate fixed income, your bank account empties before the bills are paid. Similarly, the daily twenty-four hours God gives us can be used for the non-essentials, and we fail to carry out God’s crucial assignments for us. Homeschooling parents, come discover important ways to avoid this serious pitfall.

Many working dads find it challenging to be involved in homeschooling their children. After all, when you’re gone for 9+ hours a day, how much time is really left? Do we really want to “do school” when dad is off work anyway? Why is their involvement so vital? Learn some tools to help them be an integral part of the homeschool journey rather than a bystander.

Discover the critical role of lighting and music in enhancing emotional impact of a film. Learn techniques of lighting to build atmosphere, and music to elevate storytelling. Gain practical knowledge about camera framing, shot composition, and essential settings to effectively capture narratives on film.

Every homeschooling family except yours has smarter kids, wiser parents, and a child in the national spelling bee. No! The truth is moms can feel that they’re letting their kids down in their education, their house is out of control, their children are beasts, and the sizzle has left their marriages. But, join Todd to unleash the power in being REAL. You’ll never be the same again.

Topics like sex, gender, and marriage can be awkward for Christian parents to nurture children to a bold biblical conviction. Equip and see past the awkwardness to the awesomeness God invests in these “private” (or not-so-private) matters. Forty-plus years of study and pastoral ministry inform Dwight’s shared wisdom. A light reception follows.

There are more attacks on Christian values, the family unit, and the pursuit of faithful righteous living now than in previous generations. We must NOT parent out of fear, but courageously equip our children to stand firm in faith and truth while trusting in the Lord! Angie dives into hard topics for this generation and encourages parents to confidently follow God’s Word.

Government, history, economics–are important to teach the next generation so they’ll be good citizens and preserve the republic. Rick, America’s Constitution Coach, shares tips and methods to incorporate Civics in a support group and encourage others as a certified Constitution Coach. Keep it fun, engage students, seek truth, and make lessons count for generations to come.

Home education has a history and a future, but that future is changing. Micro-schools, learning pods, traditional co-ops, online learning, accredited programs…the options seem endless. Kevin looks at homeschooling trends and movements. Even with changes, the heart and building blocks of homeschooling do not change. Let’s not lose our history as we move into the future.

As young people today, we need to know God and have our own personal faith grounded in the truth. Megan shares ways to pursue God’s heart and invest in this all-important relationship. Learn practical and encouraging tips on studying the Bible and understanding God’s heart. Let’s love others genuinely and in a way that brings Him glory!

Having watched their children approach life with gusto, sensing few boundaries, the Smiths share what they think made it possible to develop abilities to think outside the box and live like it! Stories and examples from Scripture make the ideas and approaches apply to your home. Let’s examine what that may look like as we all want our children to be brave.

Come engage, explore, and examine Artificial Intelligence’s (AI) potential blessings and ethical challenges. Carl recognizes God as Creator of all, including the human capacity for innovation. Discover how AI, of human ingenuity, can alleviate suffering, promote justice, and advance medical research. Harness AI for our greater good and be grounded in Christian ethics.

The Bible warns us that we will face tribulation, and exhorts us to count it all joy. In homeschooling, our faithfulness is tested and tried. Angie gives practical encouragement to stay the course through transitions in life. She shares how the trials we walk through faithfully with our family produce lasting fruit and equip children for launching into the real world!

What does it look like to be an intentional and loving sibling? How we treat siblings and interact in leading, following, encouraging, listening, sharing, and spending quality time makes a bigger impact than most of us realize. People come and go, but family stays. Let’s look at what God says.

What makes a man a man? How does a boy become a man and develop as a man? What mindsets and habits help (or hinder) becoming and being the man God created you to be?

Not everyone supports freedom. A “model bill” with restrictions on homeschooling was written for every state to adopt. Widespread publicity of tragic child abuse cases gives them gripping talking points while ignoring research about child abuse. Let’s look at where we came from, where we are, and the risks ahead, and protect homeschool freedom for generations to come.

Bullies get too much attention and take many forms. Our children can prepare for resilience in the face of opposition or attacks. You can understand their mental and emotional needs to equip them to be resilient. Training helps them face foes with strength and character, managing the fear. Dr. Smith discusses strategies for equipping your child and yourself.

Essential pre-production tasks set the stage for a successful film shoot. Learn how to create effective storyboards, develop shooting schedules, and coordinate logistics, ensuring that all aspects of a project are meticulously planned. Dive into practicalities of directing by learning how to work with actors and execute your vision on set, ultimately bringing the story to life.

Being successful in any profession depends greatly upon the ability to communicate effectively. As a leader, one must learn how to speak the language of your audience and present your message in a way that allows them to perceive and understand the exact purpose of your communication. Rick shares specific tools and skills for students and parents.

Every dreamer has a dream killer lurking in the shadows. Dream killers grow up with you. They live in your house and sometimes remind you not to take a step of faith God tells you to take.?If you listen, you miss God’s best for your life. Join Todd to revive old dreams, fan the dreams in others, and set sail for the adventure of a lifetime.

Hope is the expectation of a result based on God’s Word. It also means waiting–somewhere between the already and the not yet. How do we hope when that waiting becomes difficult? How do we have “hope as an anchor for our soul?” Brandee reminds us of Scripture and promises found in Psalm 27:13, “I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living.”

As managers of the home, homeschooling moms, and wives, we can blend aspects of our jurisdictions, forget them, or they rest on the back burner as we prioritize the eternal over the earthly. We have priorities, but let’s model faithfulness to bring glory to God. Be excited to be intentional in your home and to be a foundation leading to more fruitful homeschooling!

To reach the world with the Gospel, we need as many tools at our disposal as possible. One that every one of us can use is conversation! Carl uses video clips attacking Christianity and the Bible to show us how and how NOT to answer the attacks leveled against Christians. He challenges you to be both real and relevant as you talk with, not at people, and reach their hearts.

Rest and homeschool may feel like polar opposites. In the busyness of life, we often forget that busyness doesn’t equal learning, that rest doesn’t equal laziness, that learning doesn’t equal books. We can guard the quiet moments of the day to focus on what’s most important. Be encouraged as Kevin shares the common parts in light of the overarching whole.

Explore essential editing techniques to transform raw footage into a cohesive narrative. Navigate the process, working through revisions and feedback to refine a film and enhance the storytelling. Then, focus on final touches to bring a project to life, including selecting appropriate fonts and color palettes complementing the film’s aesthetic appeal.

Unlock the door to feeling successful in your homeschooling journey. Oftentimes we try extremely hard but sense no progress. Three keys can help you move forward to achieve a sense of accomplishment. Don’t worry! These simple truths help you open doors to minimize fear and maximize victory for you and your children.

So many of us are eager to avoid a challenge as if it were a horrid disease. But those that desire to change the world must learn to embrace it as a necessary guide to greatness. Eric introduces us to the historic Christian mindset toward challenges, which surely invite you to the idea of living a bit closer to the Dangerous Edge.

Faith, family, and freedoms have faded in Europe and the Americas. But God gives us a tremendous opportunity now—building islands of freedom and culture unlike anything we’ve seen! He appears to use homeschooling as a catalyst for good things. How can your family plant fruitful beautiful gardens at such a time as this? How does the gospel of Jesus Christ advance in our homes?

Family Night: Choristers performance and Dr. Dan Bellamy – using adult-size balloons to portray the story of David and Goliath. God builds dangerous men and women—unstoppable, indefatigable men and women—that don’t accept the stop signs of cultural correctness as valid reasons to slow down. But instead, they live lives according to the prerogative of heaven—driving forward when heaven’s stop light shines green. This sort of man or woman sets captives free and turns the world’s status quo on its head

If Christian parents bring their children up “in the nurture and admonition of the Lord,” what does it look like? How would Jesus do it? What if our children were with Jesus? Would they be like the Greeks and Romans, or would they be very different? Jesus focuses on faith and life, relationships and the heart, and the Word of God. Find what matters most in educating your child.

Chorale performance. James, the apostle, commissions us to consider it pure joy when we encounter difficulties and trials. There are a thousand excuses to avoid putting such a strange command into practice. As a result, we lack power intrinsic to the fervent obedient Christian life. Maybe this message can help to change that

Dads are wired different than Moms and have unique contributions when it comes to discipleship and education of their kids. Phillip will share some stories of his personal adventures over the last 20 years with his children and a few helpful tips he has learned on the journey. Learn how dads can integrate multiple subjects into real-life experience through the things they love to do.

Amidst the amazing privilege of schooling at home couples often experience a strain on their marriage. Life with toddler tantrums, and hormonal sways of tweens and teens can consume parents. How can couples balance building a healthy marriage with educating and raising well-adjusted kids? How can you make time for each other amidst the captivity of activity? Rhonda Stoppe knows––she’s been there and she’s here to help you discover how your marriage can not only survive but thrive amidst the pressures of parenting and homeschooling. In this seminar, Rhonda’s real and engaging insights will help you realize you are not alone––and give you hope. Come learn valuable and practical insights for building a no-regrets marriage, taken from Rhonda’s latest book: The Marriage Mentor-Becoming the Couple You Long to Be (Harvest House). Visit NoRegretsWoman.com to watch FREE marriage mentoring videos with Steve & Rhonda’s and to watch the Stoppe’s interview with Focus on the Family.

King Albert of Belgium is an unsung hero of the past century. His actions in World War I model a spiritual decisiveness that is strangely lacking from rank-and-file Christians of our day. He stood against evil and refused to back down even at great cost to his life and homeland.

Every parent wants their young adult to become, well, just that – an adult. And in the midst of a generation steeped in extended adolescence, we earnestly hope our young people grow into brave, joyful, self-directed, hard-working, and healthy young adults with great relationships and a great vision for the future. But in an age where those both over and under 18 struggle with purpose, direction, relationships, responsibility, and unique if not unprecedented challenges, “adulting” has become more of a byword for something young people really don’t want to embrace. This two-part series suggests a different approach to the adventure of adulthood – one that opens the door to a life of impact, purpose, and thriving. Part I explains why the ability to ask good questions in a culture of assumptions is so powerful, why action is such a powerful catalyst for young people, and why understanding what we were designed for is foundational to everything else we do.

Why should anyone believe the Bible? If you think you’re about to hear about a bunch of evidences or arguments for the truth of Scripture, you’re in for quite a surprise….because it’s not about evidences, and it’s not about arguments. Basically, it’s not about you at all.

Ever feel like you are trying to explain a concept to your children and their minds are?somewhere far away???Do you feel?discouraged when they?act like school is a drudge? To help them fulfill their life calling, we must develop a specific plan for training each one. Come and learn how to work “with” the uniqueness of your child. Escape the bondage of expectations and set your child free to pursue his passions and be the whole person God wants him to be.

In this session we define “science”, and illustrate the scientific method of problem solving. In the light of true science, the three main concepts that the theory of evolution is based upon are examined and shown to be faith-based rather than science-based. The purpose of this session is not only to show that science does not support evolutionary theory, but also to give Christians some “tools” with which to combat the theory.

Here is a challenge to fatherhood. How do we avoid the traps of apathy and anger? Fatherhood is a test of our faith and love, but also, the means by which we grow in these areas. Here Kevin speaks to the great need of the day—fathers!

Pre-registration is required since class size is limited to 25 students. Five tricks of the trade that professionals use when sight-reading music. Many musicians never learn to sing, but whether you sing or play an instrument, or both, you will become a better musician by learning to apply these five techniques, which are: 1. Learn to aurally identify intervals!; 2.?Look over entire music and identify key, timing, speed, mode, accidentals, etc.; 3. ID melody; 4. ID rhythm; and 5. ID Harmony. Suitable for beginners, but probably not any younger than 10 years of age. No instruments are needed for this workshop.

Regrets? What does she mean “homeschooling without regrets?” I hear ya, friend. And I’m glad you asked. Because in the many years that my husband and I have ministered to homeschooling families, we’ve learned a thing or two. You get one shot at this homeschooling, parenting thing, so you need insights from people who have walked the path ahead of you. There is a way to homeschool your kids so that one day when you look back you won’t be wishing for a do-over. And Rhonda Stoppe is here to show you how. In this session, Rhonda will unpack Seven Ways to Homeschool without Regrets.

Pre-registration required. Jesus taught that the greatest among us would be those with a heart for service. We are living in a “me-centered” culture in which education, entertainment, advertising and peer pressure all combine to promote a life of selfishness. Marilyn has raised 8 daughters (and 6 sons) who have made service to others a priority in their day-to-day lives. Come to this workshop designed for moms and daughters as Marilyn Boyer shares with you ideas that work in designing a biblical lifestyle of service. You’ll learn how to live above self-centeredness and rise to greatness by putting others first with the added blessing of building forever memories together!

Every parent wants their young adult to become, well, just that – an adult. And in the midst of a generation steeped in extended adolescence, we earnestly hope our young people grow into brave, joyful, self-directed, hard-working, and healthy young adults with great relationships and a great vision for the future. But in an age where those both over and under 18 struggle with purpose, direction, relationships, responsibility, and unique if not unprecedented challenges, “adulting” has become more of a byword for something young people really don’t want to embrace. This two-part series suggests a different approach to the adventure of adulthood – one that opens the door to a life of impact, purpose, and thriving. Part II digs deeply into the idea that, while we might study the theoretical as children and adolescents, the whole point is to prepare us for living in the real world. This series concludes with the challenge that even though young adults today face a generation with unprecedented levels of darkness, despair, and hopelessness, there are few more powerful testimonies than a life that demonstrates what it looks like to truly thrive – and offers that same light and hope to others.

For over 100 years, American culture has had an ever-increasing infatuation with electronic media and entertainment.? A handful of thoughtful skeptics in the past contemplated the long-term effects on family, society, and individuals.? Now we are reaping the consequences as more and more studies confirm what some had rightly predicted. That is, our ability to be attentive is steadily eroding. We are becoming less attentive to our families, study, work, and most importantly, to God. What are the results and what will it take to regain the ground that has been lost?

By the end of this presentation, the audience will be able to deliver correct responses to the following challenges: 1. State what is meant by “hermeneutics”, 2. List three biblical proofs that the days of creation were actual days (~24 hours long), and 3. Explain why 24-hour days in Genesis 1 are essential for understanding the gospel.

This is one of the most breathtaking and perplexing sites in the world. Standard geological explanations for its formation are wrong, and most creationists have overlooked some major pieces of the puzzle. Amazingly, what carved the canyon also explains most of the fascinating geological features in the entire area (e.g. Monument Valley, The Petrified Forest, Canyonlands & Arches, Canyon de Chelley, etc.). Furthermore, they all formed very quickly! What happened?!

Pre-registration required. You may be surprised to learn that the Bible teaches us seven things about Jesus between the age of 12 and when He began His public ministry. Dads and Sons alike will benefit from the example Jesus gave us. These truths provide a wonderful path for boys and young men to follow.

Remember the mom you meant to be? You know, she was kind and patient and super excited to homeschool her kids…Yea, her. You may be wondering what happened to the mom you imagined you would be. And even more importantly, you might be wishing you knew the secret to becoming that mom. You’re not alone. Lots of moms feel this way, but wrestle with mom-guilt so they don’t tell anyone about their struggles. Rhonda Stoppe has been in your shoes. As a young mom, when she knew she wasn’t the mom she dreamed she’d be, she looked to older women whom she wanted to emulate. “I am confident my friendship with these women is what God used to help me become a mom without regrets,” says Stoppe. In this session, like a good friend over coffee, Rhonda will share with you the secrets to becoming the mom you always hoped to be. (And if you’re doing ok as a mom, join us anyway for some laughs and insights––you won’t regret it!)

What do we do when life looks drastically different than we ever asked for — or perhaps ever wanted? Most people know the story of how Esther became queen and helped save a nation. But the lessons we can learn from her obedience, faithfulness, and courage in a life-shattering situation run so much deeper than a crown. This session looks at practical responses, daily choices, and deeper perspectives that help us see God’s bigger story in all of life’s twists and turns.

When I first got started in apologetics, I thought it was basically about two things: a) proving God exists, and b) providing evidence to prove the truth claims of the Bible. It seemed what every big-name apologist had done before me, and it seemed to be an entirely reasonable, rational, and sensible approach…so for years, that’s the path I followed. I never stopped to ask myself, “But is it biblical?” In this presentation, using as many of God’s words and as few of mine as possible, I pass on what God taught me from His Word about what apologetics really is, and how He showed me, “Dan, apologetics is not what you think.”

With fascinating illustrations, this session contrasts the evolution model with the creation model from a historic standpoint through a look at what many ancient cultures were able to accomplish. These accomplishments baffle us even today! How did ancient man do these things? This session contrasts some of these civilizations to our own and has a personal application.

What in the world do I do with my preschoolers? Marilyn Boyer has taught all fourteen of her children at home, so she has plenty of experience with any age group you can name. But her very favorite age to teach is those eager, curious, exciting, challenging munchkins we call preschoolers. This, Marilyn says is the time when we lay the foundation for greatness by pouring love and acceptance all over them—instead of treating them like a nuisance. Preschoolers aren’t just little interruptions to be kept “occupied” while older siblings study. This season in a child’s life is the time to tap into his huge potential by maximizing his natural love for learning and helping him to see that God is preparing him for a lifetime of important service. Come and learn from Marilyn how to make your little ones a valuable part of the team!

Consider this dilemma: You have an adequate fixed income, but you find your bank account emptied by non-essentials before the bills are paid. The same occurs with the daily 24 hours God gives us. Too often the non-essentials squeeze out the essentials, and we fail to carry out God’s crucial assignments for us. And as this all too easily happens with homeschooling parents, come discover important ways to avoid this serious pitfall.

Using puppets and other visual illustrations, this session shows how life only displays design, order, and beauty – not lucky accident and chance. We cover three aspects of the natural world the evolutionist cannot explain – including amazing design, incredible instinct, and the general relative sizes of creatures compared to each other. This is a fun session designed for all ages.

24 years of private piano teaching (nearly 30,000 lessons) will teach a person a thing or two—some lessons learned the hard way, some the easy. The goal of this short workshop is to help point you to “hard work the easy way.” But even the best music business is not truly successful unless it’s based on the Kingdom. We’ll start this class with the importance of clarifying your philosophy of ministry, and then we’ll dive deep into the practical how-to’s of forming a private teaching studio. Many principles will cross over into other types of home-based businesses.

We are inspired by the stories of Daniel in the lion’s den and his three companions in the fiery furnace, but have we given enough thought to the foundation that must have been laid in their lives to help them thrive in Babylon?? They were not only captive in a pagan culture but their own people had been sent into exile by God on account of their own unfaithfulness and corruption.? What made these young men different along with other great men like Ezra and Nehemiah?? This workshop explores this timely theme and how it applies to our present culture.

May 1940 was a dark month in world history. The evil Nazi regime led by Adolf Hitler aggressively took control of Europe. Country after country fell before overwhelming Nazi forces; only Great Britain was left where Winston Churchill led in impossible circumstances. He set us an example to follow. When all goes dark here on earth—don’t for a moment think that the light has gone out in heaven.

Almost every high school and college graduate has fielded the question, “So what’s next?” But what happens when we’re not sure? When we don’t know which direction to go, where we want to end up, what job we want, or how to even start? With perspective from someone who has walked that very road and helped others to navigate it also, this session explores how to help your young adult get unstuck and start gaining momentum — and have an amazing adventure along the way. Victoria talks about what to do in the absence of a clear direction and how to conquer inertia and anxiety, maximize effectiveness, and lay the foundation for a meaningful, purposeful life.

Is it possible to disagree with someone on social media without the conversation devolving into a digital fistfight, replete with name-calling and an exchange of mocking memes to make one’s point? In this presentation, I demonstrate, using a real conversation I had on social media, how to leverage Greg Koukl’s Tactics to effectively guide conversations and ask intelligent questions that will cause those who read them to think about why they believe what they believe.

The first time Rhonda taught this message for moms raising boys was at a homeschool convention. The room was filled to capacity with standing room only. As Rhonda spoke moms hung on her every word. Afterward mother after mom came to ask for insights into their own journey as a mom guiding their sons toward manhood. From this experience Rhonda knew she needed to write a book to mentor moms in this incredible ministry of raising sons to men. Upon publication, her book: Moms Raising Sons to Be Men was selling over 1,000 copies per month because moms are desperate for mentors. Rhonda homeschooled so she gets it! She’s raised 2 sons and 2 daughters. Her boys grew up to become: one a fighter pilot and the other a worship leader (her eldest son is adopted). This seminar will encourage and inspire moms who are desperate to help guide their sons toward building a life of no regret. With practical insights, humor and biblical principles this seminar will give you the hope and inspiration you’re looking for as a mom homeschooling her son. (Visit NoRegretsWoman.com to listen to Rhonda & Dr. James Dobson sharing insights into raising godly sons.)

Were you ever bored in history class? So was Marilyn Boyer! History is not just a boring?list of names and dates. It is the breathtaking panorama of human experience! Real people, real lives, real adventures. For nearly forty years, Marilyn has been learning history with her children in a way that is not only fascinating, but life-changing. Come and learn how to do history as a family.

There are few journeys in life quite like marriage! So what is God’s “roadmap” for young men who look forward to (or are already on the path of) this divine calling? We’ll take a spiritual look at the practical application of Ephesians 5. As we apply “four truths to four levels,” you’ll find both the directions and the destination of marital bliss coming into clearer focus.

Whether or not you are “addicted” to anything, we all have things in life we want to change, or “fix”. We live in a broken world, yes? In this workshop we will talk about how the Bible has the answer to whatever or wherever our “brokenness” is as Steve explains how he let his love of numbers lead him into gambling which became “compulsive” and after seventeen years almost ended his marriage until twenty-seven years ago the truth and understanding and guidance and love found in God’s Word changed his life, one day at a time.

As a father of a son, and a mentor of twenty other young men over the last sixteen years, Kevin shares about the unique challenges of raising sons and introducing them to manhood. He addresses what God wants for our boys as revealed in his Word.

Pre-registeration required since the class size is limited to 20 students. Most students dread music theory classes. In this class, we will explain why theory is critical, how to understand three basics of music theory in a memorable way, and, most importantly, how to apply it to make you a better musician. Learn to properly identify and use the three components of every single song and how to apply them to create your own arrangements and songs. The attendee will learn the proper balance of melody, harmony, and rhythm, as well as how to identify and utilize: Scales, Intervals, Chords, and Circle of Fifths. Students should be at least late beginner/early intermediate.? There will be lots of useful applications for even most advanced students as well.? A piano keyboard, or whatever instrument the student is comfortable with, would be very helpful for this class.? Some of the principles will apply to all instrumentalists, but it will be primarily demonstrated on the piano. It will be geared toward pianists, but this class will teach valuable techniques for all musicians.

Amidst the rapid popularity rise of personality typing, the differences between individuals have been cause for both conflict and celebration – and this holds true in families as well. Pulling from over twenty years of experience in varied family relationships, this session looks at parent-child and sibling dynamics, how to gracefully navigate the differences between very different personalities, and what true understanding looks like in a family setting.