From Courtrooms to Classrooms: A Family’s Homeschool Story with Lisa Eldrick

What would you do if your family’s faith and business beliefs suddenly landed you in the national spotlight—and a courtroom battle—and you still had to homeschool your children through it all?

In this episode of The Colorado Homeschool Podcast, “From Courtrooms to Classrooms: A Family’s Homeschool Story,” host Kashia Davis sits down with Lisa Eldrick, a second-generation homeschool mom whose story is as courageous as it is inspiring. As the daughter of Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cake Shop, Lisa’s family has navigated more than a decade of high-profile legal battles—all while running a family bakery and homeschooling her three daughters as a single mom.

Lisa shares her unique perspective on raising resilient, faith-filled children in the face of public scrutiny and real-world persecution. You’ll hear firsthand how her family’s convictions shaped their homeschooling journey, why community and authentic faith matter more than ever, and how to shepherd your own children through tough seasons. Lisa opens up about the practical ways she comforted her kids during trials, the powerful legacy of faith her parents modeled, and the simple, actionable strategies any homeschool parent can use to build a strong, Christ-centered family culture—even in the toughest of times.

Whether you’re a veteran homeschooler or just getting started, this episode offers a treasure trove of encouragement, real-life wisdom, and the reminder that you’re not alone—even when the journey gets hard.

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