Five years ago, the Botkin siblings produced this documentary about the homeschooling movement after talking to their peers around the United States. In discussing the future of this movement, the film raised a number of controversial questions, examining the history of the movement and the character that would be required to sustain it into the second generation. Today, many of the problems addressed in this film are even more apparent.

Homeschool Dropouts: Why the Second Generation is now Headed for a Spiritual Wasteland

Western Conservatory

When 16-year-old Eliza Lucas's father was deployed to Antigua in 1740, he left the management of his household and three plantations in Eliza's capable hands. In these lively letters, she describes her adventures handling her father's affairs, cultivating and exporting indigo, educating her sister and the black children on the plantations, and helping to build up the economy of her fledgling colony through her many business schemes. Hear her words of encouragement and exhortation to four generations of men in her family, including her two sons, both Revolutionary War heroes, over the full and fruitful lifetime of this great mother of our country.Selected and edited by Elizabeth Botkin, music by Elizabeth Botkin.America has a remarkable, but largely unknown, legacy of strong, intelligent, Christian womanhood. In "Voices from the Past," Victoria Botkin will take you back to original source documents, enhanced by period music, breathing life into the very words of real heroines of American history.

The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney (Audio Book)

The letters of Abigail Adams bear faithful and moving witness to one of the greatest epochs of world history: the American War for Independence. They also attest to the remarkable life of a wise and witty New England woman who was her husband's chief adviser and war correspondent, who raised and educated four children, managed a farm on a war-time budget, and served her country as its ambassadress and First Lady. This spell-binding narrative takes the listener from the bustling hub of Boston, to Penn's Hill, where Abigail stood with her son and watched the slaughter of her people and Charleston going up in flames, to the glittering courts of Europe, where she came face to face with the perpetrator of these crimes, King George III himself.Selected and edited by Anna Sofia Botkin, music by Anna Sofia Botkin, sound design by Lucas Botkin.America has a remarkable, but largely unknown, legacy of strong, intelligent, Christian womanhood. In "Voices from the Past," Victoria Botkin will take you back to original source documents, enhanced by sound effects and period music, breathing life into the very words of real heroines of American history.

Abigail Adams Her Letters (Audio Book)

Abigail, Adams

A well-bred West Virginia bride begins the adventure of her life when she marries a young Montana rancher, who takes her back with him to share his life among the cowboys. Follow Nannie's adventures in adapting, with grace and pluck, to her new life in the Wild West -- one of the few white women there, trying to bring civilization to the range, amidst a host of rowdy cowboys, Indians, and outlaws. Colorful and unforgettable characters, cattle roundups, bucking broncos, Indian attacks, and pioneer spirit, make this a thrilling Wild-West-show of a story. Nannie T. Alderson's tale is a true story of honor, courage, resourcefulness, and faith, on the range.

A Bride Goes West (Audio Book) (Voices From the Past, Voices From The Past - Audiobook Series)

Biographies & Memoirs

Nannie T. Alderson

Helena Huntingdon Smith

Memoirs

How does a wife help her husband be the man Christ wants him to be? How can she inspire him to love her? How can she discover the forgotten joys of being the helper God designed her to be? Victoria, beloved wife of Geoffrey Botkin and mother of seven, follows the injunctions in Titus 2 to address a host of practical topics for wives. In this audio from the popular "Evenings With Victoria Botkin" webinar series, listen to Victoria discuss subjects like woman's great power, sinful tendencies, independence vs. submission, beauty, dress, makeup, respect, hospitality, pitfalls of perfectionism in homemaking, Hollywood expectations, trials, trust, and cultivating personality. Throughout, she responds to questions from women. "My sweet sister in Christ, Victoria Botkin, is a loving and kind woman who exudes what the Word describes in Proverbs 31. What an incredible blessing it is to know her, for to know her tender persona is to truly love her. I so admire her obedience to the Lord. Victoria is most ardently a Titus 2 woman. She can always be caught affectionately and tenderly guiding some younger woman, and on occasion an older woman, right back to the unfailing Word of God. I admire this woman of bountiful wisdom and pray God's richest blessings on her and her beautiful family. These sessions will encourage and benefit any woman who partakes of them." - Bridget Baucham, wife of Dr. Voddie Baucham"After meeting and spending time with Victoria Botkin, I remember telling my husband how much I appreciated her sound advice and sage wisdom. I told him that she was the kind of woman that was needed in many of our churches - wise and kind in her speech, honoring and supportive of her husband, welcoming to strangers (of which I was one), and well read. I was amazed to find a woman like this and wished that I could have had more time to reap from her wisdom and practical advice." - Brenda Swanson, wife of Kevin Swanson

She Shall be Called Woman: Practical Wisdom from Victoria Botkin

Victoria Botkin

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Navigating History: Egypt

Its culture has captured the imagination of the world for more than 4000 years. . . but Navigating the Worldviews of Egypt will show you the Egypt you have never seen before. Discover the people and worldviews behind the mummy wrappings and hieroglyphs. Understand not only what Egypt was, but why it was, and what it has become. Master the ideas that ruled its society, religion, and government. . . and still haunt ours today. Learn how three of the world's most powerful ideologies - ancient paganism,Christianity, and Islam - have built and rebuilt Egypt across the millennia.This vibrant, image-rich crash-course in history, culture, and worldview takes readers on a journey through Egypt's story, from Mizraim to Moses to Mark to Muhammad to Mubarak. Exploring language, government, art, technology, archaeology, creation and evolution, theology, the early church, jihad, Shariah law, and much more, this book provides the worldview tools to analyze not just Egypt, but any culture, from a Biblical perspective. Navigating the Worldviews of Egypt will equip students to comprehend and defeat some of the oldest ideologies in history, which still dominate the modern world.This 220-page full color book includes stunning images, maps, and charts, and suggested reading and study questions for each of the topics as it follows the DVD episodes.

Navigating the Worldviews of Egypt: A Journey Through the Mysteries of Islam, the Early Church, and the Worlds Oldest Civilization

Ever been confused about friendships with boys? How to handle crushes? How friendly is too friendly? How close is too close? What to do when a guy is being way too friendly? What guys think about all this? What it means to be a "sister, in all purity"? Guy-girl relationships have always been complicated, but perhaps never more so than today. It's (Not That) Complicated is a humorous, hopeful, and deeply thought-provoking new look at guy-girl relationships in our times. Dealing practically with such complications as online interaction, Hollywood expectations, undefined relationships, and unrequited love, the Botkin sisters offer enduring biblical principles that can make it all much simpler."How do young men and young women interact with one another when marriage is not in view? Can young men and young women be 'friends'? And how does a young woman guard her heart, preserve her purity, and walk in integrity without treating young men with disdain? In It's (Not That) Complicated, Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin address these and other questions with wisdom, grace, transparency, and biblical acuity." - Dr. Voddie Baucham Jr.

It's (Not That) Complicated: How to Relate to Guys in a Healthy, Sane, and Biblical Way

Anna Sofia Botkin

Elizabeth Botkin

Christian Books & Bibles

This book was written both to stand on its own as a Bible study on woman's role and purpose and to be used as a companion to the She Shall be Called Woman audio series. It expands on the original audio messages and includes dozens of Scripture passages to help readers deepen their study, while providing a place to record their thoughts, goals, and spiritual growth.

She Shall be Called Woman: Bible Study & Companion Journal

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