How to Train Up a Child
A new year, a clean slate. A chance to put aside the parenting mistakes made in 2013 and start fresh. Now we have a new opportunity to parent according to Proverbs 22:6 (ESV), “Train up a child in the way … Continue reading →
Peaceful Moments of Love and Light by Connie Arnold
Though we usually feature children’s books for review, I feel this devotional will be very helpful to our readers. Peaceful Moments of Love and Light Author: Connie Arnold Paperback: 116 pages Publisher: RPJ & Company, Inc. (October 1, 2013) Language: … Continue reading →
And then the children change the world.
Children and advocacy. Now there are two words not often found together, especially when referring to the children doing the advocacy. I think there are a few reasons for this. One is that adults simply do not remember to share concerns worth … Continue reading →
Unintentional Ministry: Becoming the home where kids gather
Between Christmas and New Years Eve our home rarely sat quiet. Around noon the day after Christmas, my kids’ friends trickled into our house one-by-one with their newest video game or movie under their arms until our house looked like … Continue reading →
New Year’s Resolutions
Have you set your New Year’s Resolutions yet? I think about them every year, but since my mother always told me not to make a promise I couldn’t keep, I don’t make a point of writing out or declaring resolutions … Continue reading →
My First Christmas
Two years ago, I celebrated my first Christmas. Never mind that I was thirty-one years old and had celebrated many Christmas seasons before. Spending it with my baby nephew Caleb changed my perspective completely. I’ve pondered before how small God … Continue reading →