If moral turbulence could be measured on the Richter scale, then the “soulquake” currently taking place in our country would warrant a solid ten. Although many factors have contributed to this moral shaking, at the core of it lies a … Continue reading →
We often ask kids, “What’s your favorite color?” But adults have favorite colors too. I like the color yellow: the yellow sun, yellow daffodils, and yellow lemons. I also like blue: blue sky, blue hydrangeas, and the vast ocean with … Continue reading →
If you’re looking for a precious gift for Mother’s Day, I might just have the perfect one in mind…meet God Made Mommy Special, a padded board book containing eight adorable poems that celebrate the love between a mother and child. Whether … Continue reading →
When life is good, praying is easy. We feel thankful and appreciative for all the blessings God has bestowed upon us. We are happy and eager to please. But what about when praying is hard? What do we do then? … Continue reading →
Children relate to animals. They allow animals to think like themselves. In The Easter Donkey, by Donna Thornton, Drupelet, a little donkey is brought to church from a local farm to help in the retelling of the Palm Sunday story. The people are … Continue reading →
Are you looking for a meaningful family devotional to use during Holy Week? You might just find it in Easter Love Letters from God, the newly published, fifth title in the popular Love Letters series. Beginning with the ride into Jerusalem and ending with … Continue reading →