After my time with the Lord this morning, I changed what I planned to write today. I’ve been going through Kristi Mclleland’s study entitled “Jesus and Women.” This morning, she taught about a tear jar vessel. The woman who washed Jesus’ feet … Continue reading →
When I was asked to review Toddler Theology, Childlike Faith for Everyone by Cathy D. Dudley, I was hesitant. Too many people think it’s easy to write for children, and to write theology for them seemed even more out of … Continue reading →
What child doesn’t enjoy a picnic at the pond, wading in and discovering tadpoles, and searching for a paper cup to take home a few swimming memories?
Continue reading →Children experience a wide range of emotions just like adults do. But sometimes, it’s hard for adults to help children understand why they feel a certain way and how to process their emotions. That’s why I am thrilled to feature … Continue reading →
Father’s Day is just around the corner, and it’s time to celebrate the first man in our lives – our fathers. This year, why not take the opportunity to honor not just our earthly dads, but also our heavenly Father? … Continue reading →
School is out and summer has officially begun! Summer stretches out before you with endless possibilities. For the next eight to ten weeks, you and your kiddos will enjoy lazy days and uninterrupted family fun. Wait. What? Ok, ok. I … Continue reading →
