This Christmas season I have taken some time to reflect on Mary. Having just arrived at the beginning of the third trimester of my first pregnancy, I guess it’s only natural that I would consider her situation more so than … Continue reading →
If you read this blog often, you most likely are a parent, grandparent, or teacher who loves Jesus, loves children, and wants children to know and love Jesus too. And books help you teach them. One book, of course, forms … Continue reading →
Since this is the last time I’ll be blogging before Christmas, I am sharing Steve Case’s final two Advent vignettes today. The fourth vignette is to a shepherd named Malachi from his insurance company regarding his lost sheep. This one is … Continue reading →
As I mentioned in an earlier post this week, we’re looking at the Advent vignettes created by Steve Case. What I enjoy about these lessons is that bring the Christmas story closer for young people. By pretending that these Biblical … Continue reading →
For Advent, my goal was to find a new way to reach my story with the familiar messages from the Christmas Story. I feel it’s important to keep engaging youngsters by making familiar lessons fresh. My Internet browsing brought me … Continue reading →
God knows your name and mine. Do we know His? Early in my Christian life, I heard a sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer. When my pastor reached, “Hallowed be Your name,” he detoured into a new sermon series on … Continue reading →