When Parson is sick and the usual Christmas Eve Service is cancelled, Mouse must find a way to signal the villagers and bring Christmas spirit to his little town. Mouse never gives up hope as he prepares the nativity … Continue reading →
Some teen angst is normal, but when your teenage remains in a continual state of depression over a prolonged period, it’s time to delve deeper. One reason for teen depression that is often overlooked by Christian parents is the possibility … Continue reading →
If you’re looking for a paraphrase of The Lord’s Prayer for little ones, look no further. From the creators of the best-selling Jesus Storybook Bible comes a precious little book, simply entitled Loved. One glance at the opening words of this new release … Continue reading →
Fear is part of the human condition. It starts early and can last a lifetime. So, how can we, as parents and grandparents, deal with fear when it manifests in the lives of our children and grandchildren?
Continue reading →Betrayal. The mere mention of the word causes my jaw to clench and the knot in my stomach to harden. Memories flood back, unbidden. Resentment for things I’ve given to the Lord a hundred times begins to wrap its tentacles … Continue reading →
In my ministry to parents, I’ve met many who feel like failures. Their children have not turned out the way they had hoped. Sons and daughters have left home on bad terms, gotten involved in drugs and promiscuity, and have even … Continue reading →