Hey, everyone, welcome to this week's podcast. I'm Durenda Wilson, and I am so grateful that you are here today.

I am talking with our sixth child, our fourth son today.

We're going to be talking about his experience that he had homeschooling from the beginning and his

perspective as an adult. He just graduated just a few days ago. So before I jump into that, I just want to thank you all for

being here for leaving reviews. That's a big deal. If you're leaving reviews on

iTunes and Spotify, Overcast, wherever you're listening from, that helps bump the podcast

up so that more moms can be listening and be

encouraged. So I'd encourage you to leave a quick review if you have time for that and share

this podcast with your friends. I'm getting such great feedback from all of you, just telling me

how much you've been encouraged just with the different topics that we've been covering.

And I'm just

going to be honest. I just pray every week and ask God, what do you want me to talk about this

week? And he just never fails to lay a specific topic on my heart and give me wisdom to

share just my own experience and just kind of what he's shown me over the years. And that's really

what this is all about, because it's about

mentoring. If you look in Titus II, it talks about older women, sort of encouraging the younger

women, and that's what I'm trying to do through this podcast. So thank you for being here. If you've

not read my book, The Unhurried Homestooler, I encourage you to go check it out. It's a simple,

mercifully short book on homeschooling. We're just about into the summer months. It's a great time

to reset and sort of go back to the reasons. Why are we homeschooling and sort of plan our year

from that spot? So I encourage you to check that out. I also have a devotional for moms called Unhurried Grace for a mom's heart. If you've been struggling to be in God's Word, this is a great

way to get yourself back into the habit. It's 31 days in God's Word. So with no further ado,

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