Ever heard of the terrible twos? Of course, you have! A few toddlers breeze through the twos without much drama, but most do not. My granddaughter did not. She was quite the drama queen—especially when she was tired and didn’t … Continue reading →
For the past several months we’ve been examining The Seven Laws of the Teacher by Howard Hendricks. In August, we looked at The Law of the Teacher: “if you stop growing today, you stop teaching tomorrow.” In September, we examined the … Continue reading →
The Shema – A Form of Indoctrination You may be wondering what is the Shema? The Shema was a command to the Israelites to love the Lord their God, in every day, every moment, permeating all areas of their life, … Continue reading →
by Jean Matthew Hall If you live in the northern states or Canada you may already be feeling the onset of fall. I live in the south, so it will be another month or so before we see leaves changing … Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered how you could help to make prayer come alive for your children? When my children were young, I wanted to incorporate the idea of “praying for others” into our bedtime routine. But how? Kids are so … Continue reading →
Heavy downpours of rain and gusty winds over 50-60 miles per hour from hurricane Dorian caused many areas in the Low Country of South Carolina and other places to lose power. Trees bent back and forth appearing to try to stand firm … Continue reading →