The story of Samuel shows teens, and all of us, what God can do with a life dedicated to listening to God and obeying Him. Over the next few months, we’re going to be taking a closer look at Samuel’s … Continue reading →
Hello from Karen Whiting! Soup warms us on cold days. The cold seems to linger in winter and on rainy spring and autumn days. Chilly days are a good time to read about stone soup and make your own pot … Continue reading →
February is known as the “love month,” but of course love matters every day of the year. God’s greatest commandment is to love God above all and love our neighbors as ourselves. God is not only the author of love, … Continue reading →
I see mamas searching high and low for homeschool curriculum for three and four-year-olds. Mamas chill!
Continue reading →If you’re searching for a middle-grade novel that blends mystery, history, heart, and faith-forward values, Solas by Christian children’s author Jacqueline McNiel is a beautiful discovery. Published by EA Books Publishing, this captivating story invites readers into a world of art, adventure, and … Continue reading →
The story of Ruth is one of my favorite stories in the Old Testament. While it’s easy to think of it as a beautiful love story, there is so much it can teach the preteens and teens in our lives … Continue reading →
