Sharing the gospel can be intimidating. What should we say? How should we say it? What if we forget something important? Then there’s the added complication of sharing the gospel with children, using vocabulary they will understand. It’s no wonder … Continue reading →
I hear birds’ singing. I hear them often. I hear a tweet, a trill, a caw, or a twitter. I hear each bird’s voice, the noise or the music of it all, but when do I listen to know its … Continue reading →
We are creatures of habit. We get into our comfortable groove and fight–consciously or unconsciously–against anything that interferes with that groove. Take a day in the office. You have your plan all set for what you need to work on. … Continue reading →
That depends. Your best bet for juice is 100% fruit juice. Fruit “drinks” often contain only 10% fruit juice and do not count as real fruit juice. They’re essentially colored water and sugar. Even 100% fruit juice is full of … Continue reading →
We’d just finished our prayer circle in the large group portion of Sunday school when a six-year-old came in late. Her red hair in braids, she was dressed like a little cowgirl, from her pink cowboy hat to her pointy … Continue reading →
Title: Snuggle’s Japanese Alps Adventures Author: Tim Ostermeyer ISBN: 978-0-9794228-7-4 Age: 4-12 / SRP: $18.95 The photography in Snuggles’ Japanese Alps Adventures is awesome. You feel like you know these Japanese snow monkeys personally by the time you have finished … Continue reading →