Making Daily Tasks Fun for Kids - 168

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Turnabout Tales: From Underdog to Hero with Raymond Arroyo - 169

This episode is sponsored by BJU Press Homeschool. Visit bjupresshomeschool.com for trusted educational resources from a biblical worldview. I recently had the pleasure of meeting Raymond Arroyo, a New York Times bestselling author and Fox News contributor, at the 2023 National R ...  Show more

Defending Young Minds with Kristen A. Jenson - ETB #170

This episode is sponsored by BJU Press Homeschool. Visit bjupresshomeschool.com for trusted educational resources from a biblical worldview. I recently had the opportunity to meet up with Kristen A. Jenson to have a conversation about a topic that is extremely important in our wo ...  Show more

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