The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow – a nursery rhyme from my childhood. I thought of it the other day when I read a March nature study calendar from the homeschool site Wonder-Filled Days. The site … Continue reading →
In Exodus 12:1-2 God commanded Moses to make Aviv the first month of the year for the people of Israel. Some Bible translations spell the first month Abib. Aviv 1 falls on March 14 in 2021. Like Easter, it falls … Continue reading →
From the front cover to the last page, this book is a treasure that families will love. This contemporary, yet accurate retelling of the Christmas story by Janice D. Green will help children fully understand the miraculous events surrounding the … Continue reading →
Wouldn’t it be nice to celebrate Jesus’ birthday quietly, apart from the typical rush of the holiday season that the world re-defined with Seasons Greetings? There are good reasons to consider reconsidering our traditions. Most Bible scholars agree that Jesus … Continue reading →
Somewhere between Bible board books for infants, Bible storybooks for preschoolers, beginning readers, and the time a child receives his or her first real Bible, there has to be a place for children’s Bible books that tell the whole story in language … Continue reading →
I am a nonfiction writer. That’s a fact. And my favorite nonfiction topic to write about is the Bible. Yes, you heard that right. The Bible! It’s the greatest piece of nonfiction ever written, and it’s my privilege to write … Continue reading →