From my family to all of you who support Paideia Northwest through your prayers, soundboard feedback, sponsoring, or attendance~ we wish you a truly merry Christmastide. May this joy connect the hope of Advent and the light of Epiphany for you with the deep acknowledgement that the Savior came to save us from our sins as far as the curse is found! Rejoice and be glad: He is making all things new, and He will come again!
Have you taken the time to survey your children about things like truth vs. tradition when it comes to your family’s holiday observances? Specifically asking what they actually remember year by year? Have you ever giggled at their responses or given yourself a face-palm for what they say? Melissa from Paideia Northwest and Jenn from…
I am not entirely sure how to process the fact that Disciplined is behind us. It was truly a time of rich blessing and generosity and fellowship: I simply want to cling to it. To have the Lord bring this crazy idea to fruition for the third year in a row humbles me. His faithful…
What a gift to spend a morning with Cindy Rollins. Whether you were able to attend the webinar live, or received the replay link afterward in an email, I trust that every Disciplined registrant will find the same thankfulness I found — thankfulness that God has made me free, given me free children, and presented…
??Big News!!?? Paideia Northwest is opening registration for our upcoming conference in November, Courage for the Daily… this Sunday afternoon, August 19th!! …… Early Bird registration is $30 for the whole day of encouraging sessions by Mystie Winckler, Adam Andrews, & Rachel Jankovic ~ and it also includes a luncheon. The day will feel like…
Apply your heart to instruction and your ears to words of knowledge. Proverbs 23:12 “The most important Christian Education institution is not the pulpit or the school, important as those institutions are; but it is the Christian family. And that institution has to a very large extent ceased to do its work.” — John Gresham…
I have always loved the word paradox. Admittedly, part of my childhood joy in the word was because my dad would make jokes about “a pair of docks” and such. My dad has always been a bringer-of-joy, so that’s no surprise. But simply the idea of a paradox has intrigued me for decades. A self-contradictory…
