When I first began working with children, a friend gave me a small book that changed the way I approached teaching children. The Seven Laws of the Teacher, by Howard Hendricks, was first published by Walk Thru the Bible Ministries … Continue reading →
After much soul-searching, praying, and reading, I believe that I now understand how I can claim to be “a sinless sinner.” The root cause of my sinless-yet-sinful state is the dual nature that lives and dwells within me. Every single … Continue reading →
Do your kids or your students have a hard time being still? Do they have a hard time not being afraid? May I ask another question? Do you?
Continue reading →Children are collectors of little treasures. My grandsons recently spent a week at the beach with me. One collected sea glass. Another grandson collected nature items that included small rocks, feathers, shells, and sea glass. These are special to them … Continue reading →
By Jean Matthew Hall at www.jeanmatthewhall.com I am called to write books for children: board books, poems and articles for children’s magazines. I’m learning to write chapter books and I’m enjoying each new step of my writing journey. I especially … Continue reading →
Do you want to help the children in your life grow in their understanding of God’s unconditional love? If so, you will want to look for Natalee Creech’s new book Nothing, illustrated by Joseph Cowman and published by WorthyKids, an … Continue reading →