Children and Money
Children hear about money at this time of year as adults finish paying taxes. It’s a good tie to consider ways to teach them how to earn, save, and wisely spend. When my children were young we had so much … Continue reading →
Children hear about money at this time of year as adults finish paying taxes. It’s a good tie to consider ways to teach them how to earn, save, and wisely spend. When my children were young we had so much … Continue reading →
Cyber-bullying is a major issue today in the lives of our tweens and young teens. In fact, the problem is so serious that some tweens and teens have committed suicide as a result of cyber-bullying. So, I believe that, as … Continue reading →
All Creation declares the glory of God. Jesus often uses His creation to communicate spiritual principles, and reveal God’s character. Because He designed, created and breathed life into all creation around us – it inherently reveals His character. We can … Continue reading →
I guided my shopping cart into the next aisle of the supermarket. At the far end of the aisle, a mother spewed verbal venom at her toddler daughter. Angry words. Hurtful words. Demeaning words. The little child cried loudly in … Continue reading →
I sat in the large courtroom, awaiting my court case involving a minor traffic accident in which a delivery truck had struck my car. The judge was hearing another case before mine. I watched intently as a middle-aged mother stood at … Continue reading →
Out of all the wonderful children’s picture books I read in 2017, one stands out. Maybe God is Like That Too, written by author Jennifer Grant and published by Sparkhouse Family, is a lovely little tale of a boy who wonders where God … Continue reading →