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Hey moms, this is Heidi St. John along with Derenda Wilson and you have found the Busy

Mom podcast. Today we're going to be continuing a conversation that we've been having about

homeschooling and thought that we would end this series by talking about homeschooling

through high school. So if you're listening to this today and your knees are knocking,

you're thinking, no way, am I going to homeschool through high school? We just want to encourage

you. That is absolutely doable. Before we get into the podcast today, we want to say that

podcast is sponsored and today's podcast is sponsored by Zondervin. And I have been reading

a book. I talked about this a couple of days ago. I've been reading a book by Lee Strobel

lately called the Case for Grace for Kids. And actually, I am working on interviewing Lee

on this podcast. So stay tuned for that. We'll let you know when that's going to happen.

But basically Lee has a fantastic way of explaining grace to kids. And I don't know about you

during the book. I feel like we need grace. The older we get, the more grace we need.

That's for sure. Hopefully by the time we're like, you know, grandparents, really grandparents,

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