Both of us grew up going to church and both of us came to faith at a young age. We wholeheartedly believe that the following Christ is more than just accumulating knowledge but requires living out our faith on a daily basis and making disciples along the way, which has led us to be active in our church as well as going on various mission trips around the world. As parents, our prayer is to not just raise our kids in the church but to also raise them in Christ so that their faith will be their own.

We love the classical model of teaching and have been wanting more flexibility in our schooling that homeschooling offers.

Worship music and prayer are things that we do as a family (meal times, bedtime, and worship music throughout our day). We aim to disciple when correction/discipline is needed.

Our goal is that, with the flexibility of homeschooling, to be able to dig deep into curriculum in shorter "sit down" periods while also having the time to go out and get hands on and real life experiences. Spiritually, we want our kids faith to be their own and to strive for godliness while pursuing a relationship with Christ. Socially, we want to raise our kids in the truth that we are all image bearers to the one true God and that we are to respect and love one another with grace and truth. And to interact with others with confidence, patience, love, and having a listening ear/heart.

It is a more literature based approach, focusing on critical thinking, memorization, logic, and communication while being rooted in a Biblical worldview.

We focus on independence, wanting our boys to be able to do hard things, work hard, learn well, and having a strong Biblical foundation.