Johanna Pressley joins us on the Homeschool Mom Podcast to share her wisdom on the topic of autism in children. In this episode she provides biblical insights and tools for supporting children with autism. Johanna emphasizes viewing children as image bearers of God, discerning behavior causes, and creatively applying Scripture. She offers practical strategies for parents to align their parenting with biblical principles, fostering growth and hope in their children with autistic traits.
Motherhood
Where moms can find encouragement and practical tips that are grounded in the truth of God's Word.
Helping Kids Navigate Anxiety & Fear with Rick Witmer | Homeschool Mom Podcast Ep 37
In today’s fast-paced world, children face unprecedented levels of fear, anxiety, and worry. As moms, it’s essential to understand the root causes of these emotions and how we can guide our children toward peace using biblical principles. Listen as Rick Whitmer shares about his new book, Walking with God When I’m Afraid, and gives us practical advice for addressing fear and anxiety in young hearts.
How We Teach the Bible In Our Homeschool: Curriculum + Discipleship
In today’s fast-paced world, instilling a biblical worldview in our children can feel like a daunting task. However, through intentional curriculum choices and daily discussions, homeschooling can become a powerful platform for nurturing faith. In this video, I share how homeschool curriculum, intentional discussions, and daily conversations aid in the discipleship of my children ranging from elementary to high school.
Raising Bible Readers: Tools to Help You and Your Child Study Scripture Accurately
Raise Bible readers and teach your kids how to study God’s Word accurately with these helpful tools and resources.
Homeschool Mom Podcast Ep. 32: Helping Kids Deal with Sibling Distractions
In this episode of the Homeschool Mom Podcast, we look at ways we can help our older children deal with sibling distractions while homeschooling. I share tips and encouragement for the mom struggling to juggle homeschooling older kids with younger ones underfoot.
You Need to Take a Break from Homeschooling and Put Your Kids in School
“You need to take a break from homeschooling and put your kids in school!” I’ve been hearing a lot of this lately because of my health issues. But (spoiler alert) we won’t be putting our kids in a traditional school and I’ll tell you why in this video.
Homeschool Mom Podcast Ep. 31 Homeschool Mom, Are You Lonely?
In this episode of the Homeschool Mom Podcast, I’m sharing three ways you can find encouragement and fellowship as a homeschool mom. I know from experience that homeschooling can often leave us weary, discouraged, and isolated but it doesn’t have to stay that way! Listen to this episode for some encouragement.
Training Our Kids to Work More Independently
In this episode of the Homeschool Mom Podcast, I share three tips for helping your kids work more independently in your homeschool. I also share three reminders for moms when it comes to teaching
Favorite Podcasts for Christian Moms
Check out my favorite podcasts for Christian moms that will help you grow in your walk with the Lord and the discipleship and training of your children.
Walking with Your Teen Through Depression with Guest Christine Chappell
Join me as I talk with guest Christine Chappell about teen depression and how you can come alongside and walk with your teen through a season of depression.
May 2025 Book Reviews
Here’s a look at what I read in May along with a review of each book. I also share what three books are next on my list to read.
Answering Your Questions: My adult child has rejected God. Where did I go wrong?
Having a child reject Christ is on of the greatest sorrows of motherhood. We love our children and desire the best for them. And as believers, we know that the best thing for our children is acknowledging their sin, turning to Christ for salvation, and growing in their walk with the Lord. But what do we do when our adult children reject God? Did we do something wrong? And can we prevent it from happening to our younger kids?