After my time with the Lord this morning, I changed what I planned to write today. I’ve been going through Kristi Mclleland’s study entitled “Jesus and Women.” This morning, she taught about a tear jar vessel. The woman who washed Jesus’ feet … Continue reading →
What child doesn’t enjoy a picnic at the pond, wading in and discovering tadpoles, and searching for a paper cup to take home a few swimming memories?
Continue reading →In Paul’s letter to the Philippians he said, “And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ.” This is something we may not fully appreciate until we need something specific or we endure … Continue reading →
Helping children know if they are a boy or a girl in this transgender-crazed world may sometimes be hard for parents and educators to navigate. Marty Machowski, pastor and author, shares insightful ways to address the topic with children in … Continue reading →
As the Baby Boomer population ages, dementia is on the rise. It is estimated that 1 in 10 adults over the age of 65 have some form of dementia. This debilitating disease affects not only the person, but the extended … Continue reading →
What era of history will your children be studying this year? If they’ll be digging deep into ancient history or the history of Bible times, I’d like to recommend a personal favorite of mine, OLD TESTAMENT DAYS.
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