Listen to the study here: Romans 5:18-6:4 Read here: Romans 5 Review Calvin on the theme of Romans: “Man’s only righteousness is the mercy of God in Christ, when it is offered by the Gospel and received by faith.” Romans 1:17 and elsewhere. Luther: Simul iustus et peccator = At the same time, righteous and … Continue reading Romans 5:18-6:4 Grace Reigns Now
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Kohola Flow Tech
Since 2014, I've been researching, filming, and enjoying Hawaii's annual humpback whale migration! With lots of help from family and friends, God has graciously allowed me to understand some original things about humpback whales, namely the design and function of their unique pectoral fins, or flippers. One result of this work is the founding of … Continue reading Kohola Flow Tech
Shormann Math is for Everyone
A Great Question We recently received a great question about our new Shormann Algebra 1 course: Are your courses best for mathy children, or can average students also complete them? While "mathy" really isn't a word, anyone with any teaching experience knows what this parent was talking about. Some students just "get" math quicker than others. They're … Continue reading Shormann Math is for Everyone
Jesus Christ, the Common Core of all DIVE courses
A Brief History of University Late in the 12th Century, a phenomenon unique to Europe appeared, the university. University is actually a combination of two words, unity and diversity. Originally, universities were schools that owned no real estate, but were instead an association of teachers or students. Although not always theologically or scholarly accurate, what … Continue reading Jesus Christ, the Common Core of all DIVE courses
Journey to Novarupta Audio Adventure
By God's grace, we are in the production phase for the new audio adventure, Journey to Novarupta! We thought a film by this title would be produced first, but Providence is guiding us in a different direction right now. We are so grateful to have Pat and Sandy Roy at the helm, with their 15+ … Continue reading Journey to Novarupta Audio Adventure
How to start a homeschool science co-op
Here's a video I made about a typical day at my homeschool co-op science classes. I hope this video will encourage others to start a homeschool co-op in their town. I hope too that it will help skeptics see that Christians are not "anti-science". And we aren't against having fun while we do science either! … Continue reading How to start a homeschool science co-op
Spotted Dolphin
The Atlantic spotted dolphin (Stenella frontalis) is one of about 40 species currently classified in the family Delphinidae. Reaching lengths of 8 feet, spotted dolphins are usually smaller than Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, and tend to travel in bigger groups, or pods, of 20 or more. Like most dolphins, spotted dolphins are very family-oriented, which brings … Continue reading Spotted Dolphin
The Other Side of Novarupta
For 60 hours on June 6-8, 1912, Novarupta volcano in Katmai National Park spewed a massive amount (3 cubic miles) of magma out its vent, causing the biggest eruption of the 20th and 21st (so far) centuries. In 2009, myself and some other adventurers traveled to the site of the Novarupta lava dome and surrounding … Continue reading The Other Side of Novarupta
DIVE Earth Science is here!
Unlike our lineup of High School Science products, DIVE Earth Science is a standalone curriculum. No extra book(s) are required, although a list of optional materials is provided for those who want to go above and beyond the basic curriculum. DIVE Earth Science will change the way you think about the Earth! God gave us … Continue reading DIVE Earth Science is here!
Essay 5: On To Katmai
Preparing for grizzlies In the beginning, God created man and woman, and He created them to rule over His creation. God also gave men responsibility to lead their families. God designed humans to rely on Him and built into us a longing for the Savior. Although sin has damaged mankind’s relationship with God, in His … Continue reading Essay 5: On To Katmai
Studying His Word and His Works 