Can you remember the winner of the: 2010 Nobel Peace Prize? 2008 Summer Olympics archery gold medal? 2011 Miss America pageant? How about: the high school teacher who motivated you to be your best? the Sunday school teacher who told … Continue reading →
My husband and I had a very interesting experience at church last week. We were waiting patiently as the communion tray was passed. It went down the row behind us, and the gentleman who was serving received it. Then instead … Continue reading →
Some days, we’re just dry. Empty. Deeply cracked and chipped. On those days, it’s tough to find something worthwhile to write about, something useful that might help or bless someone else. On those days, it’s good to know there’s a … Continue reading →
Why did God wait fifty days after Jesus’ resurrection before giving the disciples the Holy Spirit? That was the question posed to me by a friend who works in children’s ministry. She teaches a fifth grade Sunday school class, and … Continue reading →
Scripture tells us that after sharing the Passover meal together, Jesus and the disciples go to Gethsemane. Jesus takes Peter, James, and John with Him and asks them to stay and wait while He goes off to pray. When Jesus … Continue reading →
Sunday school leaders, Bible class teachers, children’s ministry workers – these are the people that strive away each week preparing, teaching, encouraging and praying for the children in our community. They rarely take sick days – not because they don’t … Continue reading →