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Homeschool Companion

LifeTalk Radio Network

Every child’s first school is their home. Homeschool Companion strives to support the 2 million families that home school their children each year. Hosted by Rose Gamblin, the program is dedicated to home-based education and making the most of the learning experience through student centeredness and differentiated instruction. Cutting edge programs focus on educational strategies, techniques and inspirational themes. It provides the latest research on topics for working with, or ministering to

religion & spirituality education for kids

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HSC 2026-01-09 Grace & Guts, Part 2 - Shannon Perry

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2026/01/09

Today, Rose Gamblin interviews Shannon Perry, who shares insights from her book Grace and Guts. After talking with women across the country, Shannon discovered a list of everyday struggles nearly all women face. Through powerful teaching, humor, and real-life applications, she offers biblical strategies to help women overcome challenges and live with strength and grace.Every child’s first school is their home. Homeschool Companion strives to support the 2 million families that home school their

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HSC 2026-01-08 The Final Crisis of Conscience, Part 2...

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2026/01/08

As a child, I was fascinated by Mexican jumping beans—and now we know exactly what makes them jump. Today, we conclude our discussion on the topic of sending your high school–aged student to high school mid‑way. In Part 2 of our interview with Dr. Conrad Vine, he explains the Crisis of Conscience and how it has already unfolded during the pandemic. He also points to the many end‑time signs visible around us. Dr. Vine then connects these themes to the story of Daniel and his three friends. Just as

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HSC 2026-01-07 Pitfalls of Critical Theories, Part 1...

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2026/01/07

Have you ever gotten malaria? This mosquito‑borne disease affects thousands of people every year, and an estimated 600,000 lives are lost annually. The analogy is clear: small things can be dangerous. During Curriculum Corner, we explore how a homeschooler can transition into high school. Then we move into our interview with Dr. Conrad Vine, who explains why critical theories can be harmful to our children.Every child’s first school is their home. Homeschool Companion strives to support the 2

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HSC 2026-01-06 Press On, Part 2 - Diana Vasile

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2026/01/06

The title of today’s devotional is all about rabbits—a fun and lively topic that leads perfectly into Arts‑n‑Crafts. During Curriculum Corner, we wrap up our discussion on homeschooling your high schooler. Then we conclude our interview with Diana Vasile, who shares James 1:2–3: “Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance.” It’s a beautiful verse, but one that can feel difficult to hear

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HSC 2026-01-05 Waiting Becomes Worship, Part 1 -...

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2026/01/05

Today, we explore the tundra and the ways God continues to reveal His beauty through this fascinating environment. Then we show kids how to create a diorama—or, for older students, how to write an article. During Curriculum Corner, we talk about homeschooling a high schooler. Our interview features Diana Vasile, the director for Adventist Frontier Missions in Europe. She shares how waiting—waiting for a child, waiting for your work to bear fruit—can become an act of worship.Every child’s first

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HSC 2026-01-02 The Rancher's Gift, Part 2 - Dennis...

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2026/01/02

We continue our steps toward better mental and emotional health as we explore how to incorporate movement into your lesson plans. During Curriculum Corner, we focus on student‑created lesson plans and worksheets, and then we conclude our interview with Dennis Worden about his book The Rancher’s Gift. This engaging story takes your imagination on a wonderfully meaningful journey, reminding you that what matters most in life isn’t the cash, the cars, or the house. A father’s love reaches deep within

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HSC 2026-01-01 The Rancher's Gift, Part 1 - Dennis...

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2026/01/01

“Let us examine our ways and test them.” Lamentations 3:40 is one of the practices Dr. Steve Arterburn highlights for fine‑tuning our mental and emotional health. For Arts‑n‑Crafts, we are making cards, and during Curriculum Corner, you’re reminded once again that the word “curriculum” means a course of action or path. Next, we move into our interview with Dennis Worden about his book The Rancher’s Gift, reflecting on the truth that we are not promised more than today and therefore must live our

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HSC 2025-12-31 Outreach to Assiniboiue, Part 2 -...

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2025/12/31

Today, our devotional focuses on nematodes—microscopic, worm‑like creatures that play a crucial role in soil health and are considered by science to be the most abundant creatures on Earth. During Curriculum Corner, we explore how to navigate the stigma that can come with homeschooling and consider what types of support—family, friends, church, and community—you’ll need, since homeschooling can feel lonely without a strong network. In part two of our interview with David White, we discuss his work

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HSC 2025-12-30 Outreach to Assiniboiue, Part 1 -...

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2025/12/30

We begin the show with a devotional about birds living in invisible cages, which leads into Arts‑n‑Crafts as we explore the territory of birds. Next, we consider how your own philosophy of teaching is often shaped by the way you were taught. From there, we begin our interview with David White from Adventist Frontier Missions, an organization serving in Papua New Guinea to reach unreached people groups such as the Ama and Gogodala with the Gospel while helping develop indigenous churches and

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HSC 2025-12-29 History of Saint Nicholas & Christmas...

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2025/12/29

Today we reflect on Christmas throughout history—from Columbus’s voyages to Valley Forge, the Great Depression, and the Korean War. These moments remind us how faith and perseverance have shaped our nation. Travel back in time by reading Christmas Messages from U.S. Presidents, like Harry S. Truman’s 1946 address at the lighting of the National Christmas Tree: “If we as a nation, and the other nations of the world, will accept it, the star of faith will guide us into the place of peace as it did the

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HSC 2025-12-26 History of Saint Nicholas & Christmas...

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2025/12/26

In this interview with William Federer, we explore the origins of Santa Claus—Saint Nicholas, or Sinter Klaas. We learn about Nicholas, the 3rd‑century bishop of Myra in Asia Minor (present‑day Turkey), and how, over time, stories of his holy and generous life were embellished into legend. We also discover how Christmas traditions were shaped by author Washington Irving, minister Clement Moore, Civil War illustrator Thomas Nast, and Coca‑Cola artist Haddon Sundblom.Every child’s first school is

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HSC 2025-12-25 Christmas Behind Bars, Part 2 - Lemuel...

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2025/12/25

The ministry of suffering. Joni Eareckson Tada writes about how suffering works for the betterment of our souls. During Arts-and-Crafts, we built a simple greenhouse. We then turn to the difficult topic of teacher-hurt: Are you forcing your child into a hostile environment by sending them to traditional school? Next, Lemuel Vega shares the story of an incarcerated man who found Christ while in prison. After 30 years, he was released—and the very next day, he was in church. Lemuel brings in goodies

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HSC 2025-12-24 Christmas Behind Bars, Part 1 - Lemuel...

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2025/12/24

Today’s devotion was written by Joni Eareckson Tada, who reflects on death and reminds us that each of us must face its inevitability. During Arts-and-Crafts, we enjoy a leaf activity that demonstrates how trees release oxygen back into the atmosphere. Next, we interview Lemuel Vega, who shares the story behind his ministry, Christmas Behind Bars. Those who are incarcerated feel deeply blessed to receive something from the outside. Lemuel brings in goodies and Bibles, and he is especially interested

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HSC 2025-12-23 Set Free in Christ, Part 1 - Dr....

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2025/12/23

Dolphins and sound present fascinating spiritual analogies. We continue our learning with sound activities during Arts-and-Crafts. In Curriculum Corner, we explore the cost of homeschooling. While expenses such as school clothes, tuition, books, and activities may be lower, it is important to remember that one parent often stays home—meaning the family now lives on a single income. Finally, in our interview with Dr. Michée B. Badé, we learn how to support those experiencing demon oppression.Every

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HSC 2025-12-22 Set Free in Christ, Part 1 - Dr....

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2025/12/22

Our devotion today is about poisonous shells, such as the Textile Cone. During Arts-and-Crafts, I share a shell craft and then reflect on your ability to homeschool. Teachers attend school to learn how to manage children (without corporal or punitive punishments), organize time, and meet system standards. Parents who begin the homeschooling journey bring with them their family’s culture—including their approaches to behavior management, or sometimes the absence of such practices. Next, we begin our

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HSC 2025-12-19 Grace & Guts, Part 1 - Shannon Perry

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2025/12/19

While talking with women across the country, Shannon discovered a list of struggles common to nearly every woman. Regardless of age, culture, religion, or season of life, we often feel hurled into a boxing ring—where unexpected blows can leave us down for the count. The good news? There’s a knockout strategy that never fails: the power of God’s Word. In this episode, Shannon shares the message of her new book, Grace and Guts, offering encouragement and strength for life’s toughest battles.Every

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HSC 2025-12-18 Knowing Peace, Part 2 - Grace Fox

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2025/12/18

Today’s devotional is titled Campfire, leading us into the theme of camping. Just imagine all the lessons a child absorbs when their family spends time outdoors together. In Curriculum Corner, we explore the homeschooling trend of secular and diverse options, highlighting how families are finding new ways to enrich their learning journeys. We then continue with our interview with Grace Fox on the topic of peace. Her devotional study Knowing Peace draws from Scripture and compelling real‑life stories

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HSC 2025-12-17 Knowing Peace, Part 1 - Grace Fox

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2025/12/17

Full Bloom reminds us that by God’s grace, we can flourish in every season. In Arts‑n‑Crafts, we enjoy a color‑capture activity using vibrant items from nature. Our Curriculum Corner highlights the homeschooling trend of co‑ops and other community activities that bring families together. We then begin our interview with Grace Fox about her newest book, Names of God: Knowing Peace, a Devotional Study. The word “Peace” evokes serene landscapes and quiet stillness—an image especially precious in

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HSC 2025-12-16 ASAP Ministries, Part 2 - Darryl Hosford

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2025/12/16

Spring is a season of renewal and beauty, and today’s devotion is titled Spring Machines. Imagine the joy of playing in the dirt and weaving that creativity into your lesson plans. In Curriculum Corner, we explore the growing homeschooling trend of technology integration and how it serves as a valuable tool for families. We also conclude part two of our interview with Darryl Hosford from ASAP Ministries. As the overseer of ASAP’s operations, Darryl empowers a thriving team to serve faithfully under

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HSC 2025-12-15 ASAP Ministries, Part 1 - Darryl Hosford

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2025/12/15

The title of today’s devotional is First Green—a creative way to welcome the spring season. In Arts‑n‑Crafts, we share “now‑and‑later” pictures, followed by a discussion on key trends in homeschooling. Did you know homeschooling continues to grow even though the pandemic is behind us? After our Questions Parents Ask segment, we sit down with Darryl Hosford to talk about his ministries with ASAP. Darryl is also the father of Andrew Hosford, the missionary pilot we interviewed last year. Together,

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