About: Cindy Carrier

Website:
http://www.valuesdrivenfamily.com

Cynthia Carrier is wife to Marc and the homeschooling mom of seven children. Together, Marc and Cindy have a passion to encourage Christian parents through their Web site, www.ValuesDrivenFamily.com. The focus of their “Values-Driven” ministry is to equip Christian families to make the most of every opportunity: that is, to serve God, participate in fulfilling the Great Commission, and raise children who love and serve the Lord. For more information about their resources, for fresh inspiration on your family journey, or to find practical helps--including dozens of free downloads and articles--visit www.ValuesDrivenFamily.com.

Author Archives: Cindy Carrier

Cynthia Carrier is wife to Marc and the homeschooling mom of seven children. Together, Marc and Cindy have a passion to encourage Christian parents through their Web site, www.ValuesDrivenFamily.com. The focus of their “Values-Driven” ministry is to equip Christian families to make the most of every opportunity: that is, to serve God, participate in fulfilling the Great Commission, and raise children who love and serve the Lord. For more information about their resources, for fresh inspiration on your family journey, or to find practical helps--including dozens of free downloads and articles--visit www.ValuesDrivenFamily.com.

Ask your Husband

women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands ...

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Rebellious Children, Rebellious Wife?

Many years ago (when I was a younger wife with one small child), a friend of mine (a mother of five, married for many years) shared something she had heard in a recent radio sermon. The comment ...

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Learning and Growing through the Seasons of Marriage

I don’t always agree with my husband. But every issue where there is a difference becomes an opportunity for me to explore what I believe and why. I also have to face my own motivations and desires, and sometimes I ...

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The Softer Side of Child Training

Recently I gave a talk about homeschooling with little ones; I discussed meeting the unique needs of the littles and practical ways of integrating them into the homeschool routine. I was quite surprised after the talk to have a somewhat negative comment left on my blog about my mention of "blanket training," which we typically ...

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"I Once Was Lost, but Now I’m Found"

“You warned them to return to your law, but they became arrogant and disobeyed your commands. They sinned against your ordinances, by which a man will live ...

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Stop to Get Gas When You Don’t Feel Like it

Wives, submit to your husbands as to the Lord. Ephesians 5:22As Christian women who are striving to live in a way that pleases ...

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Back to the Beatitudes

I'm not a person of resolutions, but I do want to make a commitment this year to get back to the simple teachings of Jesus. The best example that I can find in Scripture is the Beatitudes and the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). Here are just a few thoughts as I contemplate these ...

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