My plan was to write a review of a children’s storybook bible this month. There is one that has been around for years with mostly positive reviews. I read it twice with the expectation of writing the review. But there … Continue reading →
This beloved hymn, “They’ll Know We Are Christians By Our Love” or “We Are One in the Spirit” was written in the 1960s by Catholic priest Fr. Peter Scholtes and has since been adapted by numerous Christian artists, including Jars … Continue reading →
In my earlier blog posts this year: We have followed David from his time as a shepherd on the quiet hillside coming into a deep personal relationship with Father God, to his being anointed as the next King of Israel … Continue reading →
In 1 Samuel 17, the Army of Israel and the Philistine army are drawing up their battle lines. Israel is on one hill – the Philistines are on the other, with the valley between them. This is the opening scene, … Continue reading →
If the start of the new school year (or any other situation) causes your child anxiety, Caris Snider’s new picture book, There’s an Elephant on My Chest, might be a helpful resource for you. I caught up with Caris and … Continue reading →
Pentawhadda is a children’s picture book by Lynn Calvin Plater and published by Westbow Press. It is designed to teach children about the first five books of the Bible. In the tradition of Pilgrims’ Progress, the characters’ names have a … Continue reading →
