As a confirmed worry-wart, I will never forget what occurred one evening during my trip to a children’s home in Ghana this past January and February. I was helping one of the girls at the Home with her homework, when … Continue reading →
I greatly enjoyed watching this year’s Olympic Games in London. And while it’s always a treat seeing athletes at the top of their game competing, perhaps my favorite part of the Olympics has been watching the parents of these athletes. … Continue reading →
In my last post, I gave you three basics for choosing a new church. But once you choose it, how do you settle into this new church family? Here are six suggestions: Remember it takes time to settle in to … Continue reading →
My one-year-old granddaughter sits in church with her parents until the children are dismissed for children’s church just before the sermon. My daughter-in-law then brings her to the nursery so she and my son can listen to the pastor’s sermon … Continue reading →
I’ve always loved the Bible passage where Jesus speaks about the need for us to become like children: “At that time the disciples came to Jesus and asked, ‘Who, then, is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?’ He called … Continue reading →
As a parent and grandparent I think teaching children to trust God may be one of life’s most important lessons but also the most challenging. The lesson is challenging because as the adult, I can slip into relying on myself … Continue reading →