If you want a lesson in faith, who would you look to for help: an adult or a child? One would think adults who have processed what it means to believe in God—really believe—would be the most helpful in our … Continue reading →
I don’t like to blog about similar topics during the same week, but Linda’s post from yesterday hit home and I wanted to explore it further. As I’ve mentioned before, we are the parents of a strong-willed child. Can’t you … Continue reading →
At age eight or nine, my daughter still loved playing with baby dolls. I started wondering if maybe she was getting a little old for such things. Shouldn’t she progress into older pursuits like reading chapter books, learning to bake, … Continue reading →
Title: The Berenstain Bears Storybook Bible Authors: Jan & Mike Berenstain Illustrator: Mike Berenstain Publisher: Zondervan / Zonderkidz ISBN: 13: 9780310727217 USD: $16.99 Rating: 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Mike Berenstain and the late Jan Berenstain, have created a … Continue reading →
Jesus’ Hands With His hands He healed the sick, the helpless and the weak. He touched blind eyes so they could see, and tongues so they could speak. With open hands and open arms, He let the children come. He … Continue reading →
After a trip to Colombia to visit my husband’s family, I wrote the following piece about my nephew. I hope it will challenge you to live gloriously! The Meaning of Special In Colombia they have a word for my nephew. … Continue reading →