Have you ever heard of “verse journaling?” I hadn’t. But I saw a friend who was advertising it on social media and I knew that my devotional time could use a fresh approach. And as I tried it, it caused … Continue reading →
As I was searching for material for Black History Month and Martin Luther King Jr. Day I came across Let My People Go by Patricia and Fredrick McKissack. I was intrigued by the unique blend of historical fiction and Old Testament Bible … Continue reading →
God makes clear in His Word that the primary responsibility of teaching children about Him lies squarely with their parents. Yet, an insidious philosophy has penetrated our culture and, in particular, the Church, that promotes the lie that pastors, ministers, … Continue reading →
If you like to read holiday stories, or if you are looking for a last minute stocking-stuffer for a friend or relative, I recommend Homeless for the Holidays by Peggy Sue Wells.
Continue reading →How well do you know your Bible? Are you familiar enough with it to inspire your children to want to learn from the Bible, or do you hope they don’t ask you any questions that you can’t answer? Children pick … Continue reading →
Have you ever pocketed a few rocks when walking down the street? Do you ever hear pebbles clanking in the washing machine because your little ones see rocks as treasures? Me too! This sweet nativity book is both a … Continue reading →