As many of us find our hearts and minds turning toward the Thanksgiving season, we remember that thanksgiving is not as much about a single holiday but about an ongoing, never-ending attitude of gratefulness to God for who He is … Continue reading →
Many families enjoy studying the Jewish traditions found in the Old Testament as a way of gaining a deeper understanding of Jesus in the New Testament. Part of understanding the background behind the Jewish feasts is becoming familiar with the … Continue reading →
It’s amazing to me when I think about all the things Jesus endured while He was here that seem like things He wouldn’t have “had” to do. He came to be the sinless sacrifice that would restore each of us … Continue reading →
The prodigal son and the good Samaritan–two people the world ignored and rejected, but two people the Lord redeemed and called into service. One suffered the consequences of his poor choices; one suffered the sting of racism. Each of us … Continue reading →
I wish I could have sat and listened to Jesus sharing parables on the hillside. What a Master storyteller He was (and is)! I’m going to focus on the parables of Jesus for the next few roundups that I share. … Continue reading →
I knew rounding up fun activities for Ezra and Nehemiah would be harder than some Bible stories, but I had no idea how hard! I didn’t find nearly as many as I’d hoped to, but I hope you find these … Continue reading →
