Fall draws us back into the kitchen—crisp mornings, baskets of apples, and the smell of cinnamon all invite us to slow down. For Christian parents, these seasonal moments can also become opportunities to point our children toward gratitude and God’s … Continue reading →
Kindness makes the world a happier place. Too often we try to lower a child’s anxiety or give in to whining. KIndness encourages a child to look outward and think like Jesus. That curbs selfishness and helps a child discover … Continue reading →
My plan was to write a review of a children’s storybook bible this month. There is one that has been around for years with mostly positive reviews. I read it twice with the expectation of writing the review. But there … Continue reading →
How often do we take our little ones with us to visit museums or other cultural sites that end up in semi-disasters because our children are to young or too small to appreciate the “sophistication”? Or so we think.
Continue reading →As Christian parents and educators, we’re always on the lookout for books that speak to the heart of our faith—even if they don’t explicitly mention God. Sometimes the most profound spiritual truths are found in simple stories with universal themes. … Continue reading →
This past week I conducted a paint workshop for a VBS craft class. I wanted a very short devotion to begin each workshop. I divided the following up into two days. I hope it will be as encouraging for you … Continue reading →