Winter Poetry
When I taught preschool, we memorized a winter snowman poem. I made a little snowman Who had a carrot nose. Along came a bunny And what do you suppose?
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Are you Keeping Your New Year Resolutions? Five Steps to ensure 2025 is a fruitful year.
We are two weeks into the New Year. Did you resolve to do something new or better this year? Maybe you selected a word or Bible verse for the new year. January is a time we evaluate the year ahead … Continue reading →
Faith-Focused Family Goals for the New Year
It’s a brand new year and the perfect time for setting new goals for the entire family. For Christian parents, this is also an opportunity to help our children align their ambitions with God’s plans. Of course, it’s a given … Continue reading →
FREE Studying the Life of Joshua for Preteens and Teens, Part One
It’s time to shift from the story of Moses to the story of Joshua. We’ve looked at parts of Joshua’s life already as they overlapped with the life of Moses, but today, we’re going to back up and focus on … Continue reading →
Two Christmas Books for Kids
I have written numerous Christmas books over the past few decades, and unfortunately, not all books stay in print forever. I currently have two titles that are still going strong and am grateful to the publishers for continuing to print … Continue reading →
A Savior Is Born
Little folks and often big folks leave rocks found along the way in pockets. They’re shiny, smooth, or jagged. They remind us of things like arrowheads or hearts or animals. Maybe the color is what makes them unique.
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