Whether you are a parent or a grandparent, you are also a teacher. You influence and teach the children in your life, regardless of your vocational title. So the children you influence are also, in many ways, your students. … Continue reading →
As a college professor, I enjoy reading educational Christian books. I love learning new biblical concepts or ideas. Other than the Bible, here are a few of my favorite Christian educational books. They are not listed in any specific order. … Continue reading →
The beginning of a new year seemed a good time to go back and organize the most recent series of activities for kids that I’ve shared. I know that when I taught Sunday School, I always needed something, some missing … Continue reading →
This is officially the 5th day of Christmas (days from Dec 26th until Three King’s Day). Five Gold Rings, for the Pentateuch (first five books of the Bible, books of Moses). Reflect on a favorite story from Genesis and the … Continue reading →
For a few years my family and lived in an old farmhouse down Chicken Road in middle Georgia. My sons frequently spent Saturday mornings outdoors doing yard work. Mowing, raking, burning the debris, picking up sticks the wind had ripped … Continue reading →
Can’t the day after Christmas be a bit a bummer? You spend weeks waiting for Christmas to come, and then it’s over in a few hours. Here are three ways to extend the spirit of the Christmas season.
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