We’re only a week away from Thanksgiving and everyone’s talking about being thankful. It’s a good practice, but one we sometimes don’t let filter down to our kids. Let’s face it–kids can be kind of selfish. For that matter, so … Continue reading →
“Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established” (Romans 13:1 NIV) I stepped up to the half-walled voting table with only space dividing me from my fellow citizens and … Continue reading →
When the editor at Zondervan asked me to write a Thanksgiving book to add to my holiday board book series, I began to wonder how I would tell the history of the first Thanksgiving in 150 words or less. I soon realized … Continue reading →
A GRANDMOTHER’S PRAYER Lord, I come to you today and lift my prayer to you. Please be with my grandkids, in everything they do. Help their little eyes to see only what is good. Give them mouths that speak the … Continue reading →
I have always known that I suffer from a perfectionism complex. So when I heard the quote, “Perfectionism is the mother of Procrastination,” my ears perked up. Finally, I understood why I’d been putting off certain tasks that I told … Continue reading →
Dialog is valued by the authors who post on Christian Children’s Authors. We look forward to receiving comments from our readers and try to respond promptly. The livelier the discussions the better. Which means comments don’t always have to be … Continue reading →