November is a time of thankfulness. Children can learn about being thankful for others, for circumstances (seemingly good or bad), for God’s world, and for God Himself by reading the Bible. Here is a way to encourage thankfulness as well … Continue reading →
“The news is scary, Mom!” Although they are young adults, my children refuse to watch the news. They feel it is full of doom and gloom: terrorists bombing airports, dance clubs being attacked by gunmen, black men being shot, police … Continue reading →
First, let me be clear, I hate political rants. This post is not one of them. It doesn’t raise one party over another or cheer one candidate and boo another. It is a guide for how to help your children … Continue reading →
As I write this post tonight, I’m watching the election results and praying, as many others are tonight. I believe this election is important, possibly more than those in recent history. I believe what happens tonight will affect the lives … Continue reading →
I recently heard a friend recount a startling experience. She ended the story with, “I literally died when he jumped in front of me!” As a writer, I’m particular about how I use words. She and I both knew she … Continue reading →
It is already November! I can’t believe that fall is going so quickly, but Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. I love to gather with my family and thank God for His many blessings. I love the anticipation of … Continue reading →