I once walked through a large hall at a missions convention, talking with convention goers waiting to hear a speaker. “Do you know any parents of missionaries?” I asked. “We want to invite them to a special event tomorrow.” Most … Continue reading →
When my editors at Tyndale found out I was going to be a grandma, their creative wheels started to spin. Together we came up with an idea to write a book of short rhyming devotions for grandmothers to share with … Continue reading →
Title: Hey Warrior Kids!: Put On Your Armor! Author: Virginia Finnie ISBN: 978-1606049945 Age: 4 to adult SRP: $8.99 (paperback); $6.99 (kindle) My Rating: My Review: Are you looking for a fun, child friendly andeducational way to teach your children to defend themselves from evil … Continue reading →
Why did God wait fifty days after Jesus’ resurrection before giving the disciples the Holy Spirit? That was the question posed to me by a friend who works in children’s ministry. She teaches a fifth grade Sunday school class, and … Continue reading →
As a psychologist, I know the importance of sensory integration when teaching a concept. (Simply put, sensory integration is using as many senses as possible to teach a lesson. The idea behind sensory integration is that the more senses that … Continue reading →
Scripture tells us that after sharing the Passover meal together, Jesus and the disciples go to Gethsemane. Jesus takes Peter, James, and John with Him and asks them to stay and wait while He goes off to pray. When Jesus … Continue reading →