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The Mystery of HistoryEpisode 70—Cinco de Mayo—The Backstory!Many celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Mexican food and festivities (you can count me in on that!) But few realize the difficult backstory endured by the people of Mexico—who found themselves captive to the French at the same time as the American Civil War! So, I bring you an audiobook narration from The Mystery of History Volume IV with a lesson titled, “The French Rule of Mexico under Maximillien and Carlota.” This story offers love, mystery, colonization, the Monroe Doctrine, and of course the Mexican victory in the muddy city of Puebla on “Cinco de Mayo.” This lesson is rated G...2025-05-0118 min
KHCB Network On DemandRaising Godly Girls - Ep. 205 — Best of Raising Godly Girls: Unveiling the History of Holy Week with Linda Lacour Hobar (The Mystery of History) Easter is the cornerstone of our faith—a time to reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice and the victory of the empty tomb. As we enter this sacred season, we’re bringing back one of our Best of Raising Godly Girls episodes, a powerful conversation with Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History. Originally hosted by Patti Garibay in March of 2024, this episode takes us deep into the historical events of Holy Week, from the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy to the roles of Pontius Pilate and Herod Antipas. Linda shares eye-opening insights that bring Scripture to life, h...2025-04-1929 minGodLife On DemandRaising Godly Girls - Ep. 205 — Best of Raising Godly Girls: Unveiling the History of Holy Week with Linda Lacour Hobar (The Mystery of History) Easter is the cornerstone of our faith—a time to reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice and the victory of the empty tomb. As we enter this sacred season, we’re bringing back one of our Best of Raising Godly Girls episodes, a powerful conversation with Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History. Originally hosted by Patti Garibay in March of 2024, this episode takes us deep into the historical events of Holy Week, from the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy to the roles of Pontius Pilate and Herod Antipas. Linda shares eye-opening insights that bring Scripture to life, h...2025-04-1929 min
Raising Godly GirlsEp. 205 — Best of Raising Godly Girls: Unveiling the History of Holy Week with Linda Lacour Hobar (The Mystery of History) Easter is the cornerstone of our faith—a time to reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice and the victory of the empty tomb. As we enter this sacred season, we’re bringing back one of our Best of Raising Godly Girls episodes, a powerful conversation with Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History. Originally hosted by Patti Garibay in March of 2024, this episode takes us deep into the historical events of Holy Week, from the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy to the roles of Pontius Pilate and Herod Antipas. Linda shares eye-opening insights that bring Scripture to life, h...2025-04-1929 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 69—The Holocaust: What Teens and Tweens Should Know (Part 2)The history of the Holocaust is difficult to learn, difficult to grasp, and difficult to teach. But – to prevent it from happening again – it is history that demands our examination! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a pensive look at the Holocaust and what teens and tweens should know about it. Part 1 of this two-part podcast touched on Hitler’s evil ideology and politics (please don’t miss that important background!) Part 2, this podcast, will cover the horrendous repercussions of Hitler’s ideas, as well as the bravery of those who stood against it. Let us lea...2025-04-1619 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 68—The Holocaust: What Teens and Tweens Should Know (Part 1)The Holocaust is difficult to remember, difficult to grasp, and difficult to teach. But – to prevent it from happening again – it is history that demands our examination! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a pensive look at the Holocaust and what teens and tweens should know about it. Part 1 of this two-part podcast will touch on Hitler’s evil ideology and politics. Don’t miss Part 2 which will cover the horrendous repercussions of Hitler’s ideas, as well as the bravery of those who stood against it. Let us learn what NOT to repeat in history...2025-04-0821 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 67—Bad Boys of the 20th Century (Part 2)Who are the worst of the worst dictators of the 20th century? Opinions may vary, but you can join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, to learn more about the chilling rise to power of Vladimir Lenin, Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, and Adolf Hitler. Great for mature students - to appreciate what we "should" learn from history! (For ease of listening, Part 1 covers only Lenin and Mussolini; Part 2 covers Stalin and Hitler. Don’t miss Part 1 for a crash course on communism!)If you would prefer to "see" this podcast as an MP4 with slides—or ob...2025-03-1126 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 66—Bad Boys of the 20th Century (Part 1)Who are the worst of the worst dictators of the 20th century? Opinions may vary, but you can join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, to learn more about the chilling rise to power of Vladimir Lenin, Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, and Adolf Hitler. Great for mature students - to appreciate what we "should" learn from history! (For ease of listening, Part 1 will cover only Lenin and Mussolini; Part 2 covers Stalin and Hitler.)If you would prefer to "see" this podcast as an MP4 with slides—or obtain a PDF worksheet for students with an ans...2025-03-1127 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 65—Making Sense of the Middle Ages (Part 2)I think the Middle Ages in history can be compared to puberty in life! Sandwiched between ancient times and the Renaissance, the Middle Ages was an awkward time of growth—and a power struggle over authority—much like junior high! Be it that you’ve covered Medieval Times, or are teaching it soon, this is a summary of some of the most significant topics you’ll not want to miss. To help you break this up, I have five stories in our last episode, and five in this one. To learn these stories in full, please see The Mystery of Histo...2025-02-1215 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 64—Making Sense of the Middle Ages (Part 1)I think the Middle Ages in history can be compared to puberty in life! Sandwiched between ancient times and the Renaissance, the Middle Ages was an awkward time of growth—and a power struggle over authority—much like junior high! Be it that you’ve covered Medieval Times, or are teaching it soon, this is a summary of some of the most significant topics you’ll not want to miss. To help you break this up, I have five stories in this episode and five in the next. To learn these stories in full, please see The Mystery of History V...2025-02-1221 min
Homeschool IndianaMeet Linda Lacour Hobar and They Mystery of History | Episode 28In this episode of the Homeschool Indiana podcast, Tara Bentley welcomes Linda Lacour Hobar, the author of The Mystery of History curriculum. They discuss Linda's journey in developing a world history curriculum from a biblical worldview, the advantages of teaching history chronologically, and the upcoming American history curriculum. The conversation also touches on multi-age teaching strategies, the importance of freedom in education, and the impact of current events on historical perspectives.
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The curriculum integrates biblical worldview with secular history.
Chronological teaching helps students see cause and effect in history.
Multi-age teaching allows families t...2025-02-0438 min
Little by Little Homeschool - Homeschooling, Motherhood, Homemaking, Education, Family331. A Unique And Family Centered Approach To Learning History With Linda Lacour Hobar Of The Mystery of HistoryDESIGN YOUR FAMILY'S HOMESCHOOL WITH YOUR HOMESCHOOL BLUEPRINT https://littlebylittlehomeschool.com/blueprint
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So often in homeschool, you can get overwhelmed with all of the subjects, that a few of them, including history, can easily slide off the radar. In the back of your mind you really want to study history with your children, but it feels like there isn't enough time.
Linda Lacour Hobar, the author of The Mystery of History, joins me in this epi...2025-01-3025 minLittle by Little Homeschool - Homeschooling, Motherhood, Homemaking, Education, Family331. A Unique And Family Centered Approach To Learning History With Linda Lacour Hobar Of The Mystery of HistoryDESIGN YOUR FAMILY'S HOMESCHOOL WITH YOUR HOMESCHOOL BLUEPRINT https://littlebylittlehomeschool.com/blueprint
CREATE YOUR HOME TASK SYSTEM WITH THE TIDY HOME https://www.littlebylittlehomeschool.com/tidyhome
So often in homeschool, you can get overwhelmed with all of the subjects, that a few of them, including history, can easily slide off the radar. In the back of your mind you really want to study history with your children, but it feels like there isn't enough time.
Linda Lacour Hobar, the author of The Mystery of History, joins me in this epi...2025-01-3025 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 63—Beyond the BooksIn the world of home education, academics are important! But immeasurable blessings await the homeschool family that additionally focuses on real-life learning beyond the books. Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History and retired homeschool mom, for heartfelt thoughts about teaching values to your children that matter the most. If you need refreshment, inspiration, or encouragement—this podcast is for you.2025-01-1422 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 62 – Immanuel—God with Us!The older I get, the harder it seems to get Christmas right. It’s “complicated” to sort through all the moving parts and expectations of others. While I can’t manage it well, or just won’t, I can at any given time pause to remember what this sacred season is all about. Join me, the author of The Mystery of History, for a short reflection on Immanuel, which means “God with us.” I also have a historical re-enactment video of myself dressed up like Cleopatra—because she has an interesting connection to Bethlehem! I won't give it away here, but...2024-12-1107 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 61—The Assassination of John F. Kennedy (Part 2)November 22 marks the anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Who shot JFK in 1963? The conspiracy theories abound, and the murder mystery has yet to be adequately solved. Join me, Linda Lacour Hobar, the author of The Mystery of History, for Part 2 of “The Assassination of John F. Kennedy” where we’ll look more closely at Lee Harvey Oswald, the Zapruder Film, James Files, and more. (For Part 1, link here.)2024-11-2112 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 60—The Assassination of John F. Kennedy! (Part 1)John F. Kennedy, America’s 35th President, was tragically assassinated on November 22, 1962. The death of this American president left the nation hurting and in shock. To this day, theories abound on who, what, why, and how this tragedy occurred more than 60 years ago. I can’t solve the mysteries behind this unparalleled event, but I can share the details we do know, or think we know, to help the next generation learn from it. My audiobook lesson on “The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy,” fromThe Mystery of History Volume IV (Lesson 69) is a bit long for one podca...2024-11-1517 min
Homeschool Coffee Break110: What is Marxism & Why Should It Matter to Your HomeschoolWhen you hear the word, Marxism, what do you think? Is it just one of those “isms” that is only for philosophers. Join Linda Lacour Hobar and Kerry as they discuss these ideologies and how important they are to your homeschool today.In this episode, you’ll discover:✅ Who is Karl Marx & What is Marxism✅ 6 Main points of The Communist Manifesto✅ What is a Biblical perspective & reaction to the Communist Manifesto✅ Where do we see Communism & Marxism in today’s society✅ How to apply a Biblical perspective to Marxism when yo...2024-10-1436 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 59—Poisonous Politics! (Part 2)As the well-known adage goes, those who don’t learn from history will repeat it! I agree. And so, with the U.S. soon marching off to the polls, I thought this a good time to examine “Poisonous Politics” found in socialism, communism, and Marxism. Join me, Linda Lacour Hobar (author of The Mystery of History), for a biblical and historical look at relevant issues facing Americans today. Covering Vladimir Lenin up to present time, this is Part 2 of 2 and suitable for mature students. (If you missed Part 1, you can access it here.)2024-10-1133 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 58—Poisonous Politics! (Part 1)As the well-known adage goes, those who don’t learn from history will repeat it! I agree. And so, with the U.S. soon marching off to the polls, I thought this a good time to examine “Poisonous Politics” found in socialism, communism, and Marxism. Join me, Linda Lacour Hobar (author of The Mystery of History), for a biblical and historical look at relevant issues facing Americans today. (This is Part 1 of 2 and suitable for mature students.)2024-09-2826 min
Homeschool Insights - Biblical Home Education Inspiration in Under 10 Minutes!Linda Lacour Hobar - 3 Tips for Homeschooling: The GOOD ThingsLinda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, joins Yvette Hampton to talk about the GOOD things in homeschooling. This is an excerpt from the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast. In this episode, Linda shares valuable insights from her 17 years of homeschooling experience, discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly of homeschooling. This episode explores the significance of homeschooling at home and incorporating meaningful read-aloud sessions. Discover how to make the most of your homeschooling journey and create lasting memories with your children.
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For even more homeschool encouragement, watch Schoolhouse Rocked: The H...2024-09-2404 minHomeschool Insights - Biblical Home Education Inspiration in Under 10 Minutes!Linda Hobar - How to Handle Sibling ConflictLinda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, joins Yvette Hampton to talk about handling sibling conflict. This is an excerpt from the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast. In this episode, Linda shares valuable insights from her 17 years of homeschooling experience, discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly of homeschooling. This episode explores the significance of homeschooling at home and incorporating meaningful read-aloud sessions. Discover how to make the most of your homeschooling journey and create lasting memories with your children.
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For even more homeschool encouragement, watch Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution. The...2024-09-1902 min
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool RevolutionTeaching History: Creative Ways to Make it Fun – Linda Lacour Hobar, Part 3 (Homeschooling Every Subject)“Stories really are the key. I like to look at them as the meat. Everything else is a side dish.” ~ Linda Lacour Hobar
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🔎 Unlock the secrets to making history an exciting adventure for your homeschoolers, as Linda Lacour Hobar joins Yvette Hampton for our Homeschooling Every Subject series. Discover the “hows” of teaching history to captivate both young and old. 📚
Linda unpacks creative and effective methods to teach history that will keep your kids engaged and excited. Learn to leverage stories, literature, activities, and timelines to make history meaningful and fun. Ideal for all homesc...2024-09-1919 min
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool RevolutionTeaching History: People, Periods, and Events – Linda Lacour Hobar, Part 2 (Homeschooling Every Subject)“Picture history as a funnel: start broad with time periods, then narrow down to people, and finally sprinkle in events. History is not just about names and dates; it’s about people and their stories that make it come alive.” ~ Linda Lacour Hobar
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Join Yvette Hampton and Linda Lacour Hobar, in our Homeschooling Every Subject series, as they explore the vital role of history in homeschooling. This episode dives deep into effective methods for teaching history in a homeschool setting. Discover the importance of understanding time periods, the role of key historical figures...2024-09-1821 min
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool RevolutionTeaching History: Why it Matters – Linda Lacour Hobar, Part 1 (Homeschooling Every Subject)“Without teaching history from a biblical worldview, you're truly not teaching history as a whole. History supports a biblical worldview and gives us evidence of its truth.” ~ Linda Lacour Hobar
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Join Yvette Hampton and Linda Lacour Hobar on the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast as they explore the vital role of history in homeschooling. In this enlightening episode of our Homeschooling Every Subject series, Linda, author of The Mystery of History, sheds light on why understanding the past is crucial for our children's education and offers practical insights into integrating history into your homeschooling curr...2024-09-1723 min
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool RevolutionAby Rinella – Homeschooling Every Subject Series KickoffAby Rinella Joins Yvette Hampton to kick off our new series, Homeschooling Every Subject.
The series will help homeschooling parents navigate the joys and challenges of teaching different subjects and provide a well-rounded education for their children, with an emphasis on always pointing our children to their Savior.
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Come back Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to hear Linda Lacour Hobar talk about teaching History in way that makes it fun and effective, focusing on people, stories, and activities.
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Linda Lacour Hobar - Homeschooling History (Starts tomorrow!)
David Rives - H...2024-09-1631 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 57—Remembering 9/11It’s been 23 years since the 9/11 attack on the Twin Towers of New York City. While some parts of the horrid event will stay forever in the hearts of Americans, the passing years make it hard to retain the details. So, I offer this audiobook excerpt from The Mystery of History Volume IV, written about 10 years ago, to help you and your mature students remember 9/11. If you’re interested in more lessons like this, we have four audiobooks available on our website from Creation to modern times at www.TheMysteryofHistory.com.You can also watch this bonus video...2024-09-0927 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 56—Top Tips for Homeschooling (Part 2)You may be geared up and ready for the 2024-2025 school year (or not) but that doesn’t mean you’re entering an easy season! Join me, Linda Lacour Hobar, author and veteran homeschool mom, for “Top Tips for Homeschooling – Part 2” that may help with the little things or remind you of the significance of the big things. The tips offered in Part 1 (our last episode), were practical in nature; the tips in Part 2 are a bit more philosophical in nature. Please use what you can and skip over what you can’t—there are no hard fast rules to home educat...2024-08-2120 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 55—Top Tips for Homeschooling (Part 1)You may be geared up and ready for the 2024-2025 school year (or not) but that doesn’t mean you’re entering an easy season! Join me, Linda Lacour Hobar, author and veteran homeschool mom, for my “Top Tips for Homeschooling (Part 1)” that may help with the little things, like “what’s for lunch?”These tips are above all practical in nature, so use what you can and skip over what you can’t. (There are no hard fast rules to home education! It’s unique for every family.) I’ll follow up next month with some additional tips in Part 2 that will b...2024-08-1016 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 54—The Mystery of Science!Have you heard? Our publisher, Bright Ideas Press, has just released The Mystery of Science! We are so excited to see this new addition to the Bright Ideas family. Designed for 4th-8th grade, the first book in the series, Biology, is available now and will soon be followed by physics, chemistry, and more! Join me today for an introduction to The Mystery of Science and a personal interview with the author (and my good friend) Karri Iverson. To get your copy of The Mystery of Science: Biology, please visit Karri’s website: www.TheMysteryofScience.com2024-07-0323 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 53—Salvaging Summer!Do you struggle with your summer to-do list? Do the weeks of summer slip away too fast? Are the kids restless while you’re overwhelmed? I understand. Summer can be fun and frustrating all at the same time. Join me (Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History) for “Salvaging Summer” — a podcast on how to carve out some productive days for Mom and memory-filled days for the kids. 2024-06-2011 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 52—What is The Mystery of History Online Academy!Let’s be honest; some of you need help with world history for students 13 years and up—especially if you’re counting credits for high school! Why? The reasons are varied, but some of you feel pressured to homeschool and ill-equipped for the job. Some of you are experienced homeschool teachers, but nervous about calculating high school credits. And some of you are interested in home education but lack the time to pour into it because of work, caretaking, and life’s other demands. We understand and offer The Mystery of History Online Academy in two formats to come alongsid...2024-04-0919 min
Raising Godly GirlsEp. 042 — Unveiling the History of Holy Week with Linda Lacour Hobar Join us on the Raising Godly Girls Podcast as we explore the rich history of Holy Week with Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History. Hosted by Patti Garibay, this weekend edition episode delves into the significance of teaching our girls the historical truths of the Bible, particularly during Easter. Linda shares captivating accounts, including the prophecy fulfillment of Christ's birth, insights into Pontius Pilate, and the role of Herod Antipas. Discover how understanding these historical events shapes a Biblical Worldview for our daughters. Tune in for actionable advice and be inspired to impart the profound truths...2024-03-3029 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 51—Jesus: His Death and ResurrectionFrom time to time I post an audiobook excerpt from our series and convert it to a podcast, because I’m passionate about world history and don’t want you to miss some of the best stories we have. Well, when it comes to best stories, and most important stories, of course nothing is better or more important that what Christ did on the cross for you and me! And nothing is more significant in the eternal realm than the empty tomb that followed! So, for today's podcast, we’re going to play Lesson 107 from The Mystery of History Volume...2024-03-2713 min
Deep Roots At Home PodcastFilling the Rooms of Home EducationFollowing the word picture of a well-built house, home education needs 1) a strong foundation 2) a working frame, and 3) multiple rooms to fill. What do we fill the rooms with? Knowledge!
Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History for this Proverbs 24:4 house analogy, “Filling the Rooms of Home Education.” In this episode, Linda will share the benefits of categorizing academics into stair-step subjects and living subjects to fill your homeschool with “all precious and pleasant riches.”
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Li...2024-03-2035 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 50—The “Buffet-Style” Approach to World HistoryAre you overwhelmed by curriculum choices? Do you get stressed over daily lesson plans? Do you worry when you don’t finish a program? We understand. We’ve all been boxed in and stressed out by curriculum that didn’t quite fit our lives. Well, at The Mystery of History, we strive to offer freedom, flexibility, and fun in our curriculum—by allowing YOU to choose your “side dishes” to go with your main dish of world history. For vision on how you can pick and choose what to add to history, join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of His...2024-03-1209 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 49–When Should I use The Mystery of History?When is the best time to use The Mystery of History? We think any time is a good time to study history, but there are some variables and best practices you may want to consider. Join the author of The Mystery of History, Linda Lacour Hobar, for a casual conversation on how, when, and why you can teach world history with the whole family.For a pre-recorded video on the topic of Scope and Sequence, and printable PDF, visit: https://themysteryofhistory.com/how-to-use-the-mystery-of-history/ 2024-02-2522 min
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool RevolutionThriving Through the Ugly: Homeschooling Through Difficult Times, Linda Lacour Hobar, Pt. 3"As you invest in your children, maybe you're breaking cycles of sin that have been there for generations. You might just be breaking that with this concentrated time, you're going to choose to invest in your kids." ~ Linda Lacour Hobar
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The Mystery of History, Linda Lacour Hobar, joins Yvette Hampton for a heartfelt conversation about navigating the deepest trials and tribulations in homeschooling, marriage, parenting, and life. This episode explores the realities of short-term and long-term private struggles, shedding light on the darkest challenges faced by many families. Through personal anecdotes and...2024-02-2233 min
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool RevolutionNavigating the Bad Days: Managing Meltdowns, Sibling Conflict, and Homeschool Stress, Linda Lacour Hobar, Pt. 2“As a mom, I love them so much that when I would see them turn against each other, it truly would break my heart." ~ Linda Lacour Hobar
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Author of The Mystery of History, Linda Lacour Hobar, and host Yvette Hampton delve into the challenges of navigating through the ups and downs of homeschooling, especially during difficult times. From handling meltdowns to addressing sibling conflicts and subject stress, Linda shares practical tips and personal experiences. Don't miss this episode to glean wisdom and encouragement to transform the bad days into opportunities for growth an...2024-02-2128 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 48—The Story of Valentine's DayIt’s hard not to notice that Valentine’s Day is nearly upon us. Every year the retailers bombard us with candy, cards, and heart shaped chocolates boxes. But it begs the question, what has any of that to do with the real man named Valentine? I’ll answer that today in an audiobook lesson from The Mystery of History Volume II. I hope you’ll gather the children around to listen to this true story from medieval times. (Since there’s mention of martyrdom, you may want to prescreen it for your little ones.) 2024-02-1207 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 47—The Awesomeness of Audiobooks with Jim HodgesHome education is a journey with lots of twists and turns. One of many ways to help navigate the good days and the bad is to incorporate audiobooks! For inspiration, join me and my guest, Jim Hodges (an audiobook creator) for “The Awesomeness of Audiobooks.” Be amused and encouraged by the popular voice and fun personality of Jim Hodges. Subscribe to Jim's email list, and get a free trial audiobook Under Drake's Flag by G.A. Henty.https://jimhodgesaudiobooks.com/2024-01-2440 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 46—The Life and Death of Martin Luther King, Jr.Since the U.S. celebrates Martin Luther King Day on January 15, I thought it appropriate this week to give you and your students the audiobook story of MLK from the brave beginning to the tragic end. I hope you find inspiration in the life of Dr. King, not because he was a man without flaws, but because he courageously sought to undo one of America's greatest flaws! (The flaw of racial discrimination.) I hope you enjoy learning more about this American icon from The Mystery of History Volume IV (Lesson 71). Pretest Questions:1. Dr. King was born...2024-01-1031 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 45—“Good King Wenceslas”You may know the tender Christmas carol titled “Good King Wenceslas.” But you may not know the tragedy behind this true medieval story! Join me this Christmas season for an audio narration of “Good King Wenceslas” from The Mystery of History Volume II, to learn this story of faith and forgiveness from the Middle Ages.For your copy of The Mystery of History Volume II, click here: https://themysteryofhistory.com/product/volume-2-student-reader-and-companion-guide/2023-12-2010 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 44—Remember Pearl Harbor!Many a student has wondered why the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor about halfway through World War II. I confess that the incident seems "out of place" in World War II where Europeans and Russians were battling Adolf Hitler and his regiment of Nazis! To better understand the scene, I'll first explain in this audio recording (from The Mystery of History Volume IV) the strange relationship between Germany and Japan. Then we can look at the deadly attack with some vivid details to help us "remember Pearl Harbor."www.TheMysteryofHistory.com2023-12-0612 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 43—Benefits of Hosting a Medieval Tournament and Feast with Shelley NoonanInterested in hosting a Medieval feast, but don’t know how? Join Linda Lacour Hobar and her guest Shelley Noonan (author of Legends of King Arthur and His Court) for the benefits of hosting a medieval feast or tournament, tips for planning, and inspiring resources on chivalry. It is Linda’s opinion that the month of February is perfect for a large-scale project, like a Medieval Feast, so tune in now and prepare early! Legends of King Arthur and His Court (comes with a free Bible Study!) “Lessons of King Arthur and His Court” Study Guide King Arthur Bundle (the b...2023-11-3028 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 42—What Teens and 'Tweens Should Know About the HolocaustSince our headlines are swirling with "anti-semitism," it's important we remember the Holocaust! The history of the Holocaust is difficult to learn, difficult to grasp, and difficult to teach. But—to prevent it from happening again—it is history that demands our examination! Join Linda Lacour Hobar for a pensive look at the Holocaust and what teens and ‘tweens should know about it. This workshop will touch on Hitler’s ideology and the repercussions of it, as well as the bravery of those who stood against it. Let us learn what NOT to repeat in history! (This workshop may not be appro...2023-11-1653 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 41—"Navigating Girlhood" with Patti Garibay (Founder of American Heritage Girls)American Heritage Girls has been at the forefront of Christian leadership development for girls ages five to 18 for nearly 30 years. Want to meet the founder, Patti Garibay? You can by joining me for this special podcast on “Navigating Girlhood.” With a mission to build women of integrity through service to God, family, community, and country, AHG is the premier national character development organization for young women that embraces Christian values and encourages family involvement. Be inspired and encouraged, if you have girls or not, that there are Christian programs to help parents navigate the many chal...2023-11-0131 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 38—Understanding the Middle East (Part 1 of 3)I’m going to interrupt our regularly scheduled podcasts to bring you “Understanding the Middle East (Parts 1-3).” These audiobook excerpts are designed to help with “some” understanding of today’s headlines. While I can’t make full sense of the current war in Israel, I can provide some historical background to the conflict. This background won’t provide commentary on recent events, but it’s a starting point for those that might not be familiar with Old Testament history or the formation of Israel after World War II. For best results, please don’t miss “Understanding the Middle East” Parts 2 and 3. (T...2023-10-1630 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 40—Understanding the Middle East (Part 3 of 3)This is “Understanding the Middle East (Part 3.) This audiobook excerpt is designed to help with “some” understanding of today’s headlines. While I can’t make full sense of the current war in Israel, I can provide some historical background to the conflict. This background won’t provide commentary on recent events, but it’s a starting point for those that might not be familiar with Egypt’s relationship to Israel and the significance of the Yom Kippur War. For best results, please don’t miss “Understanding the Middle East” Part 1 and 2. (This pre-recorded audiobook excerpt is from The Mystery of History Volume...2023-10-1618 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 39—Understanding the Middle East (Part 2 of 3)Welcome to “Understanding the Middle East” (Part 2.) This audiobook excerpt is designed to help with “some” understanding of today’s headlines. While I can’t make full sense of the current war in Israel, I can provide some historical background to the conflict. This background won’t provide commentary on recent events, but it’s a starting point for those that might not be familiar with the Islamic Republic of Iran (or the story of the American Hostage Crisis under Jimmy Carter.) For best results, please don’t miss “Understanding the Middle East” Parts 1 and 3. (This pre-recorded audiobook excerpt is from The Mystery of H...2023-10-1626 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 37—A Crash Course from Creation to ChristPlanning to teach ancient history? Need help integrating the Bible? Listen to Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, as she takes you from Creation to the birth of Christ in a 30-minute podcast placing Biblical and secular history onto one amazing timeline. Like pieces of a mosaic, listen to how the Ice Age, King Tut, Buddha, Cleopatra, and more come together in one picture to reveal the beautiful story of redemption found in Jesus Christ. Though designed to “teach the teachers,” students of all ages are welcome! 2023-10-0436 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 36—Ruby Reads (A Read-Aloud Resource by Michelle Dunham)If you like Read-Alouds in your family, or need help liking read alouds in your family, you will love hearing from our guest Dr. Michelle Dunham, the founder of Ruby Reads. Michelle has gone a step further than most and used her gifts, talents, and advanced degree to create beautiful and informative coloring posters for some of the best pieces of children’s literature on the market today. Learn more here—and be inspired! For a 20% discount on any product $25 or more, visit:RubyReadsBooks.com Discount Code: mystery202023-09-2033 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 35—Why Did I Write The Mystery of History?Why did I write The Mystery of History? What are its distinctions? If you’re new or returning to our world history series, it may interest you to know the heart and the mind behind it. So, I’m kicking off our third podcast season with a slight rebranding—and a personal testimony of how God worked in my life to bring you The Mystery of History. My hope is that it inspires you in your journey teaching at home or in a classroom.2023-09-0721 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 34—Teaching The Mystery of History in a Co-op or ClassroomHave you been tasked with teaching The Mystery of History in a co-op or classroom, but don’t know how? Are you interested in using the series with a small group, but don’t know where to start? Are you the admin for a private school needing information for a bulk rate? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may want to join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for the philosophy, materials, and how-tos when teaching The Mystery of History in a group. For group rates and licens...2023-04-2122 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 33—The Most Important Event in History!If you're tuning in to this podcast, you probably know “The Most Important Event in History” as the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. But, in preparation for Resurrection Sunday, sit back and enjoy the story again through a narration by Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History. Reflect on the historical and biblical context of this supernatural event—which shapes our faith, our family, and even the direction that we choose to educate our children! (This narration is family-friendly.)2023-04-0714 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 32—When Bible History and World History Meet Face to FaceWhat happens “When Bible History and World History Meet Face to Face?” Experiences may vary, but chances are your confidence in God’s word will grow from seeing “bible people” alongside their world history contemporaries. And, chances are your faith in God’s sovereignty might be strengthened from seeing His hand in history! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a thoughtful look at one timeline that integrates the sacred and the secular in a new light. (This podcast offers a coupon code to expand your study through an MP4 workshop that comes with a printable wo...2023-03-3018 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 31—Patrick: Missionary to Ireland (Audiobook Excerpt)Have you ever worn green for St. Patrick’s Day—or been pinched for forgetting? The wearing of the green is a common custom on March 17. But do you know the life story of Patrick, to whom the day is dedicated? Many do not. Amid the fun and festivities of St. Patrick’s Day, many have forgotten the faith and courage of the man whom we celebrate. Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for an audiobook narration of “Patrick—a Missionary to Ireland” from The Mystery of History Volume II Second Edition. (It’s a story you don’...2023-03-1711 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 30—Kids and Cuss Words!Home educated children are not immune to hearing bad words—and repeating them. Profanity is everywhere and in every culture around the world! How then do we deal with kids and cuss words? Opinions will vary, but you can join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History and veteran homeschool mom, for a proactive strategy that may help. As a gift to your children, address this issue ahead of time—with God’s Word as a guide. (Don’t miss Linda’s free printable template to use with your children.)Get your printable template under our...2023-02-2329 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 29—“Building your Best Home Library” with Nicki Truesdell (Knowledge Keepers)If you teach at home, you’re probably on the endless quest to build your best home library—a worthy endeavor that’s not without challenges! While ideas will vary on how to build your library, the chances are we agree on why. Join me and my guest, Nicki Truesdell of Knowledge Keepers, for the importance of building a home library (big or small), as well as ways to save, organize, and display your favorite books. For a FREE PDF on home library favorites (from Linda and Nicki), click here. To follow Nicki Truesdell, visit: www.Knowledg...2023-02-0934 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 28—Finding a Method to the Madness (An Overview of Methods of Education)As home education has grown, so have accessible methods of education. In fact, it may be daunting to sort through all the possibilities on the market! If you need a guide to the most common methods of education available in the homeschool movement today, join Linda Lacour Hobar, veteran homeschool mom and author of The Mystery of History, for “Finding a Method to the Madness (An Overview of Methods of Education).” Be encouraged that you’re allowed to craft your own “toolbox” of home education for your family! For a printable PDF on "Methods of Education," visit the curricul...2023-01-3124 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 27—"Home Education: An Encouraging Midterm Report Card” with Tara Bentley (Executive Director of IAHE)Do you need incentive to get you through the next semester of home education? Do you need reassurance that this movement is doing well? Do you need encouragement through a good report card? We hope the answer is yes—because we have an assessment sure to make you smile. Join Linda Lacour Hobar and her guest Tara Bentley (Executive Director of IAHE) for “Home Education: An Encouraging Midterm Report Card.” (Spoiler Alert: You’ll be proud of these grades!)Participate in a new study here!https://homeschoolfreedom.com/study2023-01-1838 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 26—The Christmas Truce of WWINeed some Christmas inspiration? Consider the World War I Christmas Truce—when the soldiers laid down their arms, sang Christmas carols in two languages, and welcomed the Prince of Peace into the trenches of the Western Front! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for this miracle of Christmas through a narrated excerpt from her fourth volume. (Appropriate for students!)2022-12-1510 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 25—Keeping the Home in Home Education“Home Education” is a two-part term that requires just as much attention to “home” as it does to “education” to be truly successful. If the home side of your homeschool needs some attention, join Linda Lacour Hobar, veteran homeschool mom and the author of The Mystery of History, for caring thoughts about keeping the home in home education (where love and respect are bred!) 2022-11-3017 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 24—"An Inside Look at Newbery and Caldecott Awards” with Kelly Howe (Beauty in the Ordinary Book Nook)Most of us grew up with some knowledge of the Newbery and Caldecott Awards. (Who could miss the shiny metal stickers on the book covers!) But that doesn’t mean as children that we understood the meaning and background of these prestigious awards. If you’d like to know more now, to pass on to your students, join me and my guest, Kelly Howe—a Newbery/Caldecott collector and enthusiast—for an inside look at award winners and more. We’ll both share some of our favorites with the hope of stirring your love for quality children's literature. As a bonus, I...2022-11-1745 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 23—“The Great Reward?”Have you ever asked, "What's in this for me?" "What's the 'great reward?'" It’s not uncommon in the throes of homeschooling (and through the burdens of life) to feel discouraged and downtrodden! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a personal testimony of a difficult time in her life when the Lord provided His words to provide motivation for staying the course.2022-11-0211 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 22—What is Marxism?In the mid 1800’s, members of the Communist League gave Karl Marx the task of writing The Communist Manifesto. It was published in London in 1848. That was over 170 years ago! So why do we still hear about Marxism when we turn on the news today, and what does the topic have to do with Christian home education? For a concise look at Marxism, and why it conflicts with a biblical worldview, join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for "What is Marxism?" To better follow this episode, grab your free printable PDF worksheet and answer key her...2022-09-2217 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 21—Making a Beautiful HomeschoolYour plate is full. You don’t need more to do. But if you homeschool, and occasionally ache for beauty, you may want to join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, as she explores the source of beauty, the significance of beauty, and a few tips on how to spread beauty in your homeschool. (Spoiler alert: Beauty is an attribute of God and so we sense a great need for it!)2022-09-0717 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 20—"Homesteading and Homeschooling” with Nathan and Carla Ahlstrom (Redeemed Homestead)Do you have questions about homesteading and homeschooling? Join me and my guests, Nathan and Carla Ahlstrom (Redeemed Homestead,) for an informative and inspirational look at family discipleship and growth—with less reliance on the world! Learn how and why more and more Christian families are seeking a simple, wholesome lifestyle with gardens, animals, and lots of fresh air.2022-08-2539 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 19—“How to Simplify Your Homeschool” with Kerry Beck (How to Homeschool My Child)Need inspiration to simplify your homeschool, get past the perfect Instagram image, and move on to real life ways to learn at home? Join me and my guest, Kerry Beck, for a frank conversation on integrating subjects, choosing the best activities, and scheduling to reduce overwhelm. (And when all else fails, how to salvage a bad day!)2022-08-1140 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 18—“Who, What, Why, When, Where, and How to use Charlotte Mason" with Ana Willis (The Homeschool Sisterhood)Are you interested in the Charlotte Mason method of education, but don’t know where to start? Join Linda Lacour Hobar (author of The Mystery of History) and her guest Ana Willis (The Homeschool Sisterhood) for a “who, what, why, when, where, and how” conversation about faith, home school, and strengths of the Charlotte Mason approach to education. (This talk will inspire listeners using any method of Christian education at home!) You can find Ana at www.thehomeschoolsisterhood.com.2022-07-2841 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 17—Ten Dates to Know from a Biblical WorldviewFrom a biblical worldview, some dates in history are more meaningful than others. What are those dates? Opinions will vary, but Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, has some favorites to share in “Ten Dates to Know from a Biblical Worldview.” Join Linda for this concise, informative, and inspirational presentation. (Gather your students for this one!) 2022-07-1315 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 16—“Demystifying Learning Styles” with Tyler Hogan (Bright Ideas Press)Would you like to know more about learning styles, but don't know where to begin? Start here! My guest, Tyler Hogan, wrote "Demystifying Learning Styles: What Every Homeschool Parent Needs to Know" to unravel the web of information available on learning styles. In particular, he filtered out information that is old, outdated, and conflicting, to give parents some of the best advice available today on learning styles. Tyler will discuss ways to use learning styles to bring more calm to your homeschool—and stretch your students to become stronger learners. Tyler Hogan's book, "Demystifying Learning Styles" is ava...2022-06-2342 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 15—“Homeschool in the Rearview Mirror” with Kendra Fletcher (KendraFletcher.com)What does homeschool look like in the rearview mirror—when it's over and behind you? For insights, inspiration, and a few laughs about real life, join me and my guest, author Kendra Fletcher, for a half hour conversation about homeschooling eight children, launching them into the world, and seeing homeschool in the rearview mirror. (Psst! Sometimes, it IS about you!)Books by Kendra Fletcher, and her speaking schedule, can be found at www.kendrafletcher.com2022-06-0931 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 14—To Grade or Not To Grade? (Part 2)Join veteran homeschool mom, Linda Lacour Hobar, for Part 2 of "To Grade or Not to Grade?" Complementing Part 1, Part 2 will address specific subjects, grade records, grade scales, and report cards with real life examples of how and when Linda decided to grade or not to grade!2022-05-2625 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 13—To Grade or Not To Grade? (Part 1)Shaped by our personality types, grades have the power to motivate some and the propensity to destroy others! So, how do you decide when to grade or not to grade—in a homeschool setting? Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, and a veteran homeschool mom, for varying theories on grade keeping; tips for grading numerous subjects; and practical ideas for managing grades and counting credits when needed. With Linda’s “real life” stories of her own children (a.k.a. the cat, the monkey, and the golden retriever), this session is designed to encourage both new and e...2022-05-1340 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 12—“The 4-Hour School Day” with Durenda Wilson (Simply Unhurried)Can you homeschool in just four hours a day? Yes you can, says Durenda Wilson, author of The 4-Hour School Day, mother of 8, and trusted homeschool speaker. Join me (Linda Lacour Hobar—The Mystery of History) and Durenda Wilson (Simply Unhurried) for a look at the tried-and-true merits of home education—which offer your family a rich and rewarding “unhurried” lifestyle of learning through high school. (You’ll be encouraged!)For more on Durenda Wilson and her books, visit: https://www.durendawilson.com/2022-04-2132 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 11—“Kids, Manners, and More” with Monica Irvine (The Etiquette Factory)Value; honor; respect. Is it possible to teach these qualities to today’s children? According to Monica Irvine, founder of “The Etiquette Factory”, it’s not only possible—it’s biblical! Join me and my guest Monica for an encouraging session about "Kids, Manners, and More." Be inspired to teach your children to rise above the low standards of our modern world!2022-04-0635 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 10—Mary & Martha Decide To Homeschool (Part 2)In Part 1 of "Mary and Martha Decide to Homeschool," Linda Lacour Hobar, a self-proclaimed Mary, offered insights on the personalities of Mary and Martha and what they might look like in a homeschool environment. (Most fun, Linda offered a quiz to help you determine your bent!) Now, in Part 2, Linda shares survival tips for Mary in three areas: around the house, in the classroom, and at the feet of Jesus. While you're free to to jump into this podcast, it will be most valuable if you listen to Part 1 first. This is for all the Marys and Ma...2022-03-1621 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 9—Mary & Martha Decide To Homeschool (Part 1)What if Mary and Martha, the famous sisters of the New Testament, decided to homeschool? Chances are Martha would make it look easy because of her task-driven personality. Mary? She would probably be struggling because of her strong bent toward feelings. Join Linda Lacour Hobar, a self-proclaimed Mary, for insights on the strengths and weaknesses of the sisters . . . and a quiz to help you determine your bent. 2022-03-0140 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 8—“Homeschool Around the World” with Steven Policastro (International Association for Creation)Is home education growing around the world? Yes, at a staggering rate! But this surge is not without trials and tribulations. Join me and my guest, Steven Policastro (International Association for Creation), for an update on parental rights and homeschooling in countries like Albania, Columbia, France, Mongolia, Panama, and more. Be informed—home education is a global phenomenon!2022-02-1619 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 7—Filling the Rooms of Home Education: Stair Step Subjects vs. Living Subjects (Part 3)Following the word picture of a well-built house, home education needs 1) a strong foundation, 2) a working frame, and 3) multiple rooms to fill. What do we fill the rooms with? Knowledge! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for “Filling the Rooms of Home Education.” (This is Part 3 of her Proverbs 24: 3-4 analogy.) In this episode, Linda will share the benefits of categorizing academics into stair-step subjects and living subjects to fill your homeschool with “all precious and pleasant riches.” 2022-02-0321 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 6—“God is Real” with Kim Endraske (Teach What is Good)Do you wonder if God is real? So did author Kim Endraske, a self-proclaimed atheist who came to know Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. Join me and my friend Kim for a candid conversation about her unexpected spiritual journey. Additionally, Kim will share her story of loss in the womb, adoption from Russia, and the decision to homeschool. Kim is fun, faithful, and full of wisdom—so don’t miss this one!Links to Kim Endraske's resources: For Kim's testimony of faith, and more, visit her YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/FormerAtheist58For parent...2022-01-1923 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 5—Building a Frame for Home Education (Part 2)Homeschools are like houses with a foundation, a frame, and several rooms to fill. (Proverbs 24:3-4) In Episode 3, Linda Lacour Hobar (author of The Mystery of History) talked about laying a firm foundation with a biblical worldview toward education. Episode 5 picks up from there with "Building a Frame for Home Education." This practical session includes seven of Linda's favorite tips for weekly chores, everyday routine, and what's for lunch and dinner. All stories included are true!2022-01-0521 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 4—"Kids, Careers, and Curriculum" with Sherri Seligson (Apologia)What happens when a marine biologist for Walt Disney World becomes a homeschool mom? Find out the answer to that question by joining Linda Lacour Hobar and her special guest, Sherri Seligson, one of several renowned authors for Apologia products. We’ll talk kids, careers, and curriculum—and we’ll be offering an awesome door prize from Sherri! 2021-12-1626 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 3—Laying a Firm Foundation for Home Education (Part 1)If your homeschool was a house, it would have a foundation, a frame, and several rooms to fill “with precious and pleasant riches.” (Proverbs 24:3-4) With this word picture in mind, what part of your homeschool is in the best shape? What part needs some attention? Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a closer look at laying a firm foundation for your homeschool through a biblical worldview of education. 2021-12-0220 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 2—"SchoolHouse Rocked" with Yvette HamptonJoin Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for an informal interview with Yvette Hampton, the director/producer of the new film, "SchoolHouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution!" Gain insights and inspiration for why and how there's a movie about home education "for such a time as this!" Need tickets for this virtual cinema event? Click for tickets here. To follow the Hamptons, please visit https://schoolhouserocked.com/2021-11-1731 minThe Mystery of HistoryEpisode 1—What is The Mystery of Home Education?Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for an introduction to "The Mystery of Home Education"—a podcast designed for new and returning homeschoolers seeking direction, encouragement, and inspiration from a biblical worldview. You can find Linda's award-winning materials at www.TheMysteryofHistory.com.2021-10-1526 min
Family RenewalLinda Hobar – Mystery of HistoryLinda Hobar is the author of the popular curriculum, Mystery of History. In this interview, Israel and Linda discuss what it means to teach history from a Biblical worldview. How should we deal with difficulties in history, especially when some of the heroes have major flaws? When telling a story of the past, how do we decide what to leave out and what to include? These and other questions are explored in this eye-opening discussion.
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Life Skills 101The Dark Side of World HistoryThe Dark Side of World History
Does the dark side of history get you down? Are you unsettled by the morbid details? Fear not! The gloom and doom of world history, and concerns of present-day, can be a valuable and effective tool for teaching life lessons and reaching the hearts of your students with the Gospel.
Please join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a pensive and inspirational look at how and why to embrace the dark side of history! (Content appropriate for students age 10 and up.)
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FPEA ConnectsWild Florida Live Free: Florida’s Homeschool Convention
Wild Florida Live Free: Florida’s Homeschool Convention
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Episode 83
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Make your plans now to join us in Orlando in May. This is the biggest and BEST homeschool convention in the nation. There is something for everyone–great workshops, exciting events, a huge vendor hall and plenty of opportunities for fellowship!
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Off The Bench with Heidi St. JohnThe Dark Side of History: Why Looking Back Matters for the Future with Linda Lacour Hobar | 833Do you know how important it is to study history? For one thing, we can learn how to avoid the mistakes made by previous generations—but studying history also gives us an opportunity to ask crucial questions such as “why does God allow bad things to happen?” Join me today as I talk with my friend, author and speaker, Linda Lacour Hobar (TheMysteryofHistory.com) about why history matters and how we can learn from it!
Transcribed version of podcast is below.
Today’s Scripture Writing Challenge Verse
* Matthew 18:21-27
Resources Mentioned in Podcast
2019-10-1826 min
Off the Bench with Heidi St. JohnThe Dark Side of History: Why Looking Back Matters for the Future with Linda Lacour Hobar | 833Do you know how important it is to study history? For one thing, we can learn how to avoid the mistakes made by previous generations—but studying history also gives us an opportunity to ask crucial questions such as “why does God allow bad things to happen?” Join me today as I talk with my friend, author and speaker, Linda Lacour Hobar (TheMysteryofHistory.com) about why history matters and how we can learn from it!
Transcribed version of podcast is below.
Today’s Scripture Writing Challenge Verse
* Matthew 18:21-27
Resources Mentioned in Podcast2019-10-1825 min
Creative Mama35: Learning Without PowerIn a day and age where we can research any topic to death or compare our journey with strangers far and wide, it’s easy to take a simple desire or dream and muddy it up. Whether you are a homeschooling mom who covets all the Pinterest-perfect school rooms you see, or an entrepreneur looking to break into a new arena, we all struggle with feeling like we MUST. KNOW. MORE. before we can take the first step towards a goal. During Creative Mama [Episode 35], I offer up my thoughts and invite you to reflect on...2019-09-0913 min
IAHEInformer Podcast with Linda HobarLinda Lacour Hobar is a graduate from Baylor University, a veteran homeschool mom, convention speaker, and the author of the Mystery of History homeschool curriculum. In this episode, we get behind the scenes information into the making of the Mystery of History, a world history homeschool curriculum. Linda shares with us where her love and […]
The post Informer Podcast with Linda Hobar appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.2016-03-0326 minIAHE Informer PodcastInformer Podcast with Linda HobarLinda Lacour Hobar is a graduate from Baylor University, a veteran homeschool mom, convention speaker, and the author of the Mystery of History homeschool curriculum.
In this episode, we get behind the scenes information into the making of the Mystery of History, a world history homeschool curriculum. Linda shares with us where her love and passion for history first started, stories of her times at conventions, and why she believes it is important to teach biblical history and world history together. Hobar encourages us all to remember the relevance of world history, even through a biblical perspective...2016-03-0326 min
Mommy Jammies NightMary or Martha?Which are you? Mary? or Martha? with Featured Speaker – Linda Lacour Hobar Mary and Martha Decide to Homeschool – a Workshop for Mary’s Let’s pretend that Mary and Martha decide to homeschool. Following their character, Martha would probably have all her plans in place (and be frustrated), and Mary would probably be at […]
The post Mary or Martha? appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.2015-10-141h 09Mommy JammiesMary or Martha?Which are you? Mary? or Martha?
with Featured Speaker – Linda Lacour Hobar
Mary and Martha Decide to Homeschool – a Workshop for Mary’s
Let’s pretend that Mary and Martha decide to homeschool. Following their character, Martha would probably have all her plans in place (and be frustrated), and Mary would probably be at the feet of Jesus (and way behind schedule.) We all have a little of Mary and Martha in us, but this workshop is designed to encourage Mary’s – who love the Lord and their children, but need help and stru...2015-10-141h 09Mommy Jammies NightMary or Martha?Which are you? Mary? or Martha?
with Featured Speaker – Linda Lacour Hobar
Mary and Martha Decide to Homeschool – a Workshop for Mary’s
Let’s pretend that Mary and Martha decide to homeschool. Following their character, Martha would probably have all her plans in place (and be frustrated), and Mary would probably be at the feet of Jesus (and way behind schedule.) We all have a little of Mary and Martha in us, but this workshop is designed to encourage Mary’s – who love the Lord and their children, but need help and stru...2015-10-141h 09
The Homeschool LeadercastEpisode 27: Linda Lacour Hobar on World History and Her Mystery of History SerieWorld History and The Mystery of History SeriesIt’s important for us to know history, to learn from history and be inspired by history. And as believers, isn’t God’s word a historical account? History doesn’t need to be boring nor does teaching history ultimately have to be ineffective. There are ways to develop a child’s interest in history and as a homeschool parent, you can even teach it without a background or knowledge of history yourself. Our guest today, Linda Lacour Hobar, author of the Mystery of History series, a chonological, Christian, complete world history for all...2014-01-0625 min
The Homeschool LeadercastEpisode 27: Linda Lacour Hobar on World History and Her Mystery of History SeriesWorld History and The Mystery of History Series It’s important for us to know history, to learn from history and be inspired by history. And as believers, isn’t God’s word a historical account? History doesn’t need to be boring nor does teaching history ultimately have to be ineffective. There are ways to develop a child’s...2014-01-0600 min