So hey everyone. We are Daryl and Dorenda Wilson. We've been married for 30 years. We have eight kids.

They're ages 15 to 29. Just to give you a little bit of background on our marriage. He likes me to

preface this because it's kind of funny and humorous that I married a 28-year-old OCD control freak

bachelor. That is the truth. That is actually what happened. So he wanted two

children. I actually was a 21-year-old nanny who secretly wanted 10, but I did not tell him that.

I tell everyone that we compromised at eight. So we have eight children.

Their ages are 15 to 29.

From the beginning, before we even had kids, I think before we were even married, we knew we wanted to homeschool our kids.

So that was helpful to kind of have that direction.

But one thing we didn't really think about was the ways that homeschooling

would actually impact our marriage. But we can honestly say that homeschooling has actually made

our marriage stronger, not without work, not without being aware of some things. And so those are some of the

things we're going to share with you today. So we're now 30 years into our marriage and 24 years into

homeschooling and we're still going strong, right? Right. We might be pooping out just a little bit.

Anyway, so it can be challenging for husbands to you know really know exactly how to best support their homeschooling wives so we thought we would

share our own story and some important principles to keep in mind that will help direct how you can best support your

wives. There is always that exception to the rule where a husband actually homeschools the kids

and the wife works. I've talked to several moms where that's actually the case, but I think

even in that situation, there are some things to glean from what we're

going to be sharing today. So the first thing I really want to say is, you know, we're Christians,

we're believers, and usually most pretty much all of our audience is. So I'm just going to be really up front

about the fact that the enemy really wants to destroy families. And I think it's super important for

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