The Solution to Fear
I don’t know a person who at some time in their lives was not afraid of the dark. Even if one isn’t normally afraid when the lights go out, if they were lost in a dark, unfamiliar place and couldn’t … Continue reading →
I don’t know a person who at some time in their lives was not afraid of the dark. Even if one isn’t normally afraid when the lights go out, if they were lost in a dark, unfamiliar place and couldn’t … Continue reading →
Thanksgiving and Black Friday are now behind us. There are 29 days until Christmas is here. How do we decide what is important and what is not as this holy day approaches? What message will our children read between the … Continue reading →
Advent. The word means “coming” or “arrival.” Throughout the Old Testament, God promised to send his anointed one, the Messiah, to save his people. Throughout long years of oppression, the people waited. But when Jesus arrived, most missed him. And … Continue reading →
Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever. Psalm 107:1 Today is Thanksgiving Day—a day to reflect on our many blessings and give thanks to the Lord for His faithfulness. Wouldn’t it be great if … Continue reading →
Little Shepherdย ย Written by Cheryl Malandrinos Illustrated by Eugene Ruble Guardian Angel Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1616330859 Reviewed by: Beth Bence Reinke Rating: ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ While helping his father guard their sheep by night, five-year-old Obed is among the … Continue reading →
When I was growing up, we had two magic words in our house. Neither one was abracadabra. Nope, in our home, the magic words were please and thank-you. Grumbling was not allowed. Gratitude was encouraged. If we didnโt appreciate what … Continue reading →