Concerns with the Homeschooling Movement?: RC Sproul Jr. Responds

R.C. Sproul Jr.: Jesus Changes Everything
June 23, 2015

I’m writing from this year’s Christian Home Educators of Colorado conference. It’s always encouraging to be here, to visit with friends and to be encouraged. I always find homeschool conferences encouraging.  That said, where there are people, there are sins to be concerned about, and that includes we who homeschool. Here are five things I believe are a current danger.

Five points that nail it. Read them HERE.

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  1. I have seen so much of this in myself, and God has been convicting me in the last year or so… What a well-written article! Thanks for sharing!

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  2. yes, pride is yucky. sometimes it is hard to see it in ourselves. does the pride show up because one home-educates? no I believe the pride was there all along, its just that public-education and some private-education covers up the pride. the home-education exposes the pride and it is easier to see its ugly fruit.

    Love covers a multitude of sin. we need to have love for ‘men’…..that is plural….. not just the man who ‘provides’ food shelter and clothing (visit disability homes, homeless shelters, talk with real people in public). some men are truly wicked. bible speaks of how to deal with them. One needs to be cautionary before trusting that all men are ‘good’ or all children turn out ‘good’ just because the parents provided home-education.

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