There are plenty of opportunities to serve others at Christmastime. Are you helping feed the homeless this Christmas? Providing baby blankets for young women with crisis pregnancies? Stocking food pantries for families with low income? Baking homemade cookies for military … Continue reading →
Twenty-twenty traditionally means good vision. When I think of the year 2020, I can’t help but connect the numerical date with a goal of clear Spiritual vision for myself, my home, and my country. The focal point for getting clear Spiritual vision comes … Continue reading →
When you start a garden the first thing you to is prepare the soil so it will be rich enough to provide food for the plants and for the roots to grow deep. I am writing a parent’s guide on … Continue reading →
In my lesson last week for Children’s Church, the main character was Daniel of the Old Testament. The conniving satraps had convinced the king to make a decree, trying to get rid of Daniel. If he continued to pray to … Continue reading →
What if your words ended up in a frame on the wall every time you made a promise? When a top United States diplomat recently took a new post in Europe, he took something important with him: a framed letter. … Continue reading →
Imparting the Gift of ReadingChildren are a precious gift from the Lord. God cherishes little ones so much that He chose to come to earth as a baby and grow as a little child. As parents and educators it is … Continue reading →