HeyJaredAll Things Bright and Beautiful
Our daily lives are inundated with ideas. The question we must ask ourselves is, how can we think critically about these ideas in order to identify what is bright with the light of truth, beautiful by a perfect standard, wise with the fear of the Lord, and wonderful in true…
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60. Why "The Pilgrim’s Progress" Still Matters (opens the original)
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The Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the most printed and translated books in history, second only to the Bible. But what is it about John Bunyan’s timeless allegory that has made it such an enduring classic? In this episode, we talk about the ways The Pilgrim’s Progress encourages and challenges Christians as we walk through the joys, struggles, temptations, and trials of the Christian life. We also share some of our favorite editions and adaptations—including several wonderful versions for childre
59. Hannah More: Faith, Writing, and the Courage to Make a Difference (opens the original)
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Lydia is writing a book! In this episode, she shares the story behind her upcoming book on Hannah More—a remarkable eighteenth-century writer, educator, and abolitionist whose life and faith continue to offer much for us to learn from today. Lydia talks about what drew her to Hannah More, what the writing process has looked like so far, and the joys and challenges of researching and writing a book. She also offers encouragement for aspiring writers and shares about her upcoming research trip to
58. Homeschooling: From Philosophy to Practice (opens the original)
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In our last episode, we talked about the philosophy behind home education and what it means to build a culture of education in the home. This time, we’re getting practical. What does homeschooling actually look like when you have multiple children at different ages and stages? How do you keep teaching when you have a new baby, a toddler underfoot, or a day that simply doesn’t go according to plan? How do you establish rhythms and routines without becoming a slave to a schedule? In this episode,
57. Homeschooling: Building a Culture of Education at Home (opens the original)
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In this first episode of what will likely be an ongoing conversation about homeschooling, we’re talking about how we got here—and what homeschooling actually looks like in our homes. We share what first led us to homeschool, how the Charlotte Mason philosophy has shaped our approach to education, and some of the books and resources that have been especially helpful along the way. We also get practical: building a culture of education in your home, creating routines without becoming slaves to a s
56. Why You Should Read Paradise Lost (opens the original)
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Sexual difference, authority, and a surprisingly relatable Satan. You may feel intimidated by reading an epic like Paradise Lost, but in this episode we argue for why its worth the effort. In addition, we share our own experiences reading Milton’s epic, discuss resources that make it more approachable, and explore the rich themes he unfolds along the way: creation and fall, authority and submission, sexual difference, temptation, pride, and the deceptiveness of Satan.
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