Teach Them Diligently Dayton 2025

Whether your parents divorced when you were a child or as an adult, the impact is far more reaching than the holidays “being a hassle.” Kent’s presentation explores common issues like anger, fears, unforgiveness, and spiritual challenges, that can impact adult children of divorce as well as adults who experienced their parents’ divorce as adults (Gray divorce). Given the stressors homeschooling can place on marriages, this is important information for all homeschooling spouses.

Are you frustrated by the challenge of finding good, clean reading material for your children in today’s entertainment minefield? Let's explore the world of kidlit and find titles that align with your family’s values.

We'll discuss:
-the possible definitions of "Christian fiction" (there are two!)
-what YOUR parameters are as a household and why you need to know them before selecting books
-ideas on where to find authors whose values you agree with
-lots of specific titles across a variety of genres that I recommend!

Let's face it - the pressures and temptations facing young people today look very different than the pressures and temptations of even 20 years ago. The talk parents remember receiving may feel insufficient when it's time to talk to their own children. Many times, people cringe or avoid serious talks like this for fear or embarrassment of saying the wrong thing. In this session, we will discuss age-appropriate biblical principles to focus on as our children mature as disciples of Jesus.

Explore the transformative impact of Christian higher education in "Counting the Cost: The Value of Christian Higher Education". This session dives into the unique benefits, challenges, and long-term value of pursuing faith-based education. Attendees will examine how Christian institutions nurture academic excellence, spiritual growth, and vocational purpose, equipping students to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.

Psalm 127:1 says, “Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.” Far from being a reason for us to ask God to rubber stamp our plans, this tells us we should labor where God is already building. God has placed His blessing upon the family, so as we labor to build strong, Biblical, faithful families, we can be assured of God’s help. This session will consider the blessing God has placed upon the family, and ways we can build a culture of enjoying building the Family in our homes. This is how you Keep the Fun in Family.