One thing I’ve noticed in recent years is that some children seem to have only one volume setting when they speak. Loud. Or maybe that’s not fair. Some have three volumes. Loud, louder, and loudest. I’m not sure why that … Continue reading →
How do you crack a code if you don’t know the key? How do you discover the love of God if His Word is written in a language you can’t understand? And how can you help your child develop … Continue reading →
It happens to a majority of parents. When the kids grow up, they get married and return to live with you for a time. It may be just for a few weeks, several months, or even years. My son and … Continue reading →
I don’t often confess this, but I was not excited about reading when I was a child. “See Spot run!” just didn’t do it for me. I needed a little more humor and fun in the stories in order to … Continue reading →
Honestly, I feel a little guilty about that title. Because lately, I don’t feel much like a writer. But several of the authors on this blog agreed to share their writing routine just so people would know what it’s like … Continue reading →
Society pushes us to want more, always reach for the next rung on the ladder, be more, do more, live more. Advertising tries to tell us and our children that what we have is not enough, that there’s always something … Continue reading →