The story of Adam and Eve is foundational to the Bible and the entire Gospel, though it was only recently that I became aware of the constant attack this key story is under, the push to relegate it to a … Continue reading →
It is spring! Maybe it is not quite official on the calendar, but warm springtime temperatures are here. Maybe you are a mom doing spring cleaning and you are just not sure what to do with the books your children … Continue reading →
The story of Samson isn’t the easiest one to share with children. Everyone loves the beginning when he’s the strongest man around. But the choices he made, and the way he lived his life, aren’t exactly preschool-friendly. One of the … Continue reading →
I love how Matthew’s friends converge on his house after Jesus calls him to follow Him. In Matthew 9, it says, While Jesus was having dinner at Matthew’s house, many tax collectors and sinners came and ate with him and … Continue reading →
Is the Apostle’s Creed recited as part your church’s worship service? It is an excellent overview of the Christian faith that has been recognized by several Christian denominations for many generations. Some people, especially young people, find parts of it confusing. For this … Continue reading →
One of my biggest blessings recently has been the memorization of Scripture. In June, I started reading the book, 100 Bible Verses Everyone Should Know By Heart, by Robert J. Morgan. In it, Morgan shares Bible verses, which he has … Continue reading →