If you were to peek over the shoulder of a grandpa or young mom as they read the Bible with their little one, what story do you think they might be reading? There are so many choices, because from the … Continue reading →
How old were you when you first read a story directly from the Bible? It is sad to say, but too many people consider the Bible too hard to read and understand, even as adults. Debunking this notion is long overdue, … Continue reading →
Last week we looked at Baby, Baby! by Diane Stortz. It is a board book full of super fun baby actions – waves, wiggles, bounces, jiggles – to name a few. Don’t the words make want you to act it out with a … Continue reading →
If living in south Florida has taught me anything, it’s that August is a really hot month. Really, really hot. So when it comes to seeking refreshments, you won’t see me reaching for salty snacks. Munchies such as peanuts and … Continue reading →
On July 18, Ava Pennington posted a wonderful blog about teachable moments with children—how they are often spontaneous and can occur as a response to something a child sees. I recently had a teachable moment while playing a new game … Continue reading →
I’ve often found that the best encouragement is the least expected sort. This is probably because true encouragement doesn’t just build us up, or remind us of what we’re good at. Rather, it prompts us to consider deeply the motivation … Continue reading →
