Is there a difference between a father and a daddy? With the celebration of Father’s Day approaching next Sunday, this may be a good question to consider. Almost any man can be a father. It’s a biological process requiring the … Continue reading →
It happened just the other day. The mom of a ten-year-old boy was remarking about the things he does not want to do — things like go to Sunday School, read a devotional. . . and use soap. Ten-year-old boys … Continue reading →
Do you wonder what to say to your children or grandchildren about the social and moral changes in our culture? Don’t miss out on the best guidebook you’ll ever find. Sometimes people think that knowing the Bible well means loving … Continue reading →
If you have been following our conversation about foster care this year you’ll be aware of some of the frequently asked questions people have about foster care. Questions like: ‘How did this child end up in foster care?’ or ‘How … Continue reading →
Blatantly sexist. Hierarchical. Offensive. Oppressive. Domineering. What would provoke such harsh declarations? The writer of those words goes on to identify the reason: “capitalized, masculine pronouns in…every description of God.” These severe pronouncements appeared in an Amazon book review of … Continue reading →
Cave men told stories and left messages with pictures. Picturing messages is still fun even though we can use letters for words. Long before the release my grandsons got to preview The One Year Devotion for Active Boys and give … Continue reading →