What constitutes a healthy understanding of sin, and how does it affect our lives on earth and on into eternity? It grieves me to think of the masses of people who think if they do more good things than bad in their … Continue reading →
My eldest son was only three years old when his great-granddad died. We tried to break the news gently, but that little boy was devastated. He pulled the bed covers high over his head and hid from us. And no matter … Continue reading →
“For all have sinned . . .” There are times I wish that little word “all” wasn’t in there. I don’t want to be at fault. I don’t want to be wrong. As a matter of fact, if I’m honest, … Continue reading →
This week’s Scripture memorization activity pack focuses on two more foundational verses, “Pray without ceasing,” and “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth” (I Thess. 5:17 and Genesis 1:1 KJV). It’s hard as children to be patient. … Continue reading →
I’m overwhelmed at times when I see all the negative messages the children in our lives are exposed to. From almost every imaginable direction, they are confronted with messages that tell them they are worthless and that their hopes and … Continue reading →
We pray for more children in our church. My church now has only two school-age children. Sadly, this is becoming the norm in my community as more and more churches give up on holding VBS and even Sunday school due to the … Continue reading →