By guest blogger Pam McLagan The Bible says that there are at least two things we do with and for our children: teach them what God says (Deuteronomy 4:9) and train them to do it (Proverbs 22:6). Teaching has to do … Continue reading →
Cave men told stories and left messages with pictures. Picturing messages is still fun even though we can use letters for words. Long before the release my grandsons got to preview The One Year Devotion for Active Boys and give … Continue reading →
I recently vacationed in Kauai, Hawaii. While there, my husband and I went on a snorkeling boat trip. Now, what you may not know about me is that I’m not a water person. I don’t mind going on boat trips, … Continue reading →
I don’t too often do book reviews, but when I read this book, I knew I needed to share about it. I’d Rather Be Your Mommy is a delightful e-book by Stacy Farrell. It’s a sweet, gentle reminder for your children … Continue reading →
I’ve seen this short video a few times on Facebook recently and I don’t know whether to laugh or cry when I see it. The child is cute and the temptation is obvious. The problem is with the unwitting encouragement … Continue reading →
It’s gonna be a great summer! I say that every year. This year it started as a routine conversation. I was chatting with some ten year olds at my church about the upcoming summer vacation. I heard the usual responses. … Continue reading →