“It’s a bird. It’s a plane.” Nope. Actually, it is the world’s largest catsup bottle, and it is very close to my house. I love it. Anyone who visits my home is very likely to take a field trip there. … Continue reading →
This picture shows a wildlife worker displaying a healthy respect for the alligator. Without that respect, he gets hurt. It’s the same in parenting. We demand respect from our kids, but don’t always give it in return. That can hurt our children and us. … Continue reading →
As mentioned earlier in our CCA conversation about foster care, my initial introduction to the issue and idea of fostering came through a series of novels I read as a child. They were the Elizabeth Gail series by Hilda Stahl. … Continue reading →
I’ve done it again Lord Failing to keep commitments Letting others down With misplaced priorities And spreading myself too thin. Cover me with your grace Tell me again how you loved me Before I even knew you And how you keep loving … Continue reading →
In my last resource roundup, I shared some resources for the parables of Jesus including the sower and the seed. This week, I’m rounding up resources about the parable of the talents and the lost sheep and coin. Parable of … Continue reading →
As I write this, I have the windows open in my office. It isn’t summer yet, but summer is surely just around the corner. If you are a parent, a grandparent, or the caregiver of a child, I am sure … Continue reading →