As a Christian, one of the most important daily habits you can have is quiet time with God. For me, my faith isn’t about following a religion, but having a relationship with my Savior – and it’s awfully hard to have a relationship with someone you don’t know very well.

Two of the best ways to get to know God are spending time in His Word and spending time in prayer (including listening to God, not just filling Him in on today’s to-do list as seen through my eyes).

I have often struggled with my daily Bible study time.

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Written by Colleen Leonard of Solagratiamom.

This is a fun, easy painting stars project for young kids (and their parents!) for an astronomy study on the stars and planets or a Bible study on Psalm 19.

Supplies Needed:

• White poster board
• Spray paint – one glossy black and other colors of your choosing
• Newspaper
• Drop cloth
• Variety of sizes of round pans, lids, or other items that can be discarded after use (the Dollar Store is a good source)
• Printed Copy of Psalm 19:1-6 (optional)

Step 1

Lay out your drop cloth and then take your poster board and be sure to place it so the glossy side is facing up for painting.

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Today, I’m happy to introduce guest blogger, Kari Denker. Kari is a Christian homeschooling mom to three teen boys – and the author of an amazing Bible study series that I’ve recently discovered and thoroughly enjoy, Journal and Doodle Through the Bible.

I’ve been playing around with this creative study method for a few weeks and am hoping to start working through the series with Megan this fall. There’s a link for you to get a free download and a chance for you Kari’s new study that is being released next Monday!

Here’s Kari:

For years I had been searching for the perfect Bible curriculum for our homeschool.  I mean this is THE BIBLE.  The holy, inspired, inerrant Word of God.  What could be so hard about finding a perfect curriculum about a perfect book?

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Worldview is a word that gets thrown around a lot, but what is it? What does it mean to our families, in our homeschool, or in our society?

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Everything that we do is affected by our worldview. As I once commented to someone who took exception to something I said on my blog, from my Christian worldview,

…if the things we say and do aren’t born out of our personal belief system — whether we be Christian, atheist, Buddhist, Muslim, or whatever — what good is claiming a belief system at all?

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Polished Cornerstones and For Instruction in Righteousness were two of the first Bible character training products I heard of when we first began homeschooling way back in the olden days, eleven years ago.

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Doorposts are a constant in the Christian homeschooling community.

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