The Fine Art of Faithfulness
I was recently taken aback one Sunday after church when a man in his early thirties said to me, “I’m so proud of you.” “You are?” I couldn’t fathom why he’d be proud of me. He was about the age of my … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Parenting
Build confidence in your child with one-on-one time
What does it take to turn our children into confident and content young adults? I don’t claim to know all the ingredients that should go into the mixing bowl of growing our children up right, but I do know that one … Continue reading →
Valentine’s Day Bible Game
I love Valentine’s Day! It is a perfect time to teach about God’s love. Here is a simple game that you can use at home or church to remind young readers of God’s love for them and how He … Continue reading →
Changing or Changeless?
I’m still struggling with the fact that they’ve stopped teaching cursive writing in most schools. Print? Yes. Script? Not anymore. No longer are children learning how to link the letters of each word in a continuous flow. But it’s not … Continue reading →
Snow Day Reading Fun
I must admit that I LOVE snow. However, a mom confided in me that snow days are not always the best days. Maybe it is too cold to play outside. Maybe there have been lots of snow days, and everyone … Continue reading →
The curse (or is it opportunity?) of ‘I’m bored!’
It’s holiday time, or perhaps just the weekend. The kids are home. Structure is out the window and free time is on the menu is lovely large doses. What a blessing! Or, perhaps not. Perhaps at your place free time brings her … Continue reading →