After my time with the Lord this morning, I changed what I planned to write today. I’ve been going through Kristi Mclleland’s study entitled “Jesus and Women.” This morning, she taught about a tear jar vessel. The woman who washed Jesus’ feet … Continue reading →
Joy is so wrapped up in Pentecost! It is celebrated 50 days after Easter and means 50. It is the Greek name for the Old Testament spring harvest festival known as the Feast of Weeks. The Israelites celebrated it 7 … Continue reading →
When my children were young, I appreciated engaging devotional books I could share with them. I remember one with a treasure hunt theme my son particularly enjoyed. Every night, he looked forward to the next installment in the adventure, and … Continue reading →
I can’t memorize anything. Nothing. I don’t know my phone number. (I have it in my contact list on my phone in case anyone asks for it.) I write my address on a sticky note at my computer desk so … Continue reading →
Hustle and bustle. Hurry and scurry. Those are definitely the words that describe our lives today. It seems as if everyone is running to and fro dealing with the daily details and tasks of life, but very few of us … Continue reading →
I am pleased to review Little Prayers for Ordinary Days, a sweet book of prayers for kids ages 4-8, published by IVP Kids (InterVarsity Press). In this book, three gifted authors—Katy Bowser Hutson, Flo Paris Oakes, and Tish Harrison Warren— … Continue reading →
