Nap Time
My two-year-old granddaughter was beyond tired and in desperate need of a nap—but she didn’t want to take a nap. I knew it was exactly what she needed and that nothing else was going to help her disposition. As I … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Bible Literacy
Teaching Children to Have an Open-Minded Faith
We all have our own beliefs and doctrinal stances. We may interpret the Bible differently on certain points. We certainly want to pass our faith on to our children, but how do we do this and still teach them to … Continue reading →
New Ways to Teach Familiar Lessons
Having taught Sunday school for more than twenty years now, I want to keep not only my students, but my own children and myself engaged when discussing a familiar or seasonal Biblical event. One of the greatest compliments I received … Continue reading →
My Body Is A Temple of the Holy Spirit
Recent blog posts from Sterling Plastic Surgery out of Bedford, NH mention the increase in teens and young adults going under the knife and how social media sharing could be influencing women to consider plastic surgery. As a mother, I’ve seen … Continue reading →
Ancient Hebrew vs. Modern English
I wish I knew the ancient Hebrew language. I would love to read Genesis through the language of the people who wrote it. My heart is breaking over the way people want to pick apart the Bible for perceived errors … Continue reading →
Let the Whole World Know
Even though it happened several years ago, I will never forget the time I was in the grocery store and I heard a child singing “Jesus Loves Me.” I pushed my cart in the direction of the music and finally … Continue reading →