Teacher Tuesdays I was recently asked to blog on our church’s website about how to take our current sermon series on the book of Exodus and apply it at home. What a privilege! It just so happens that we’re studying Exodus from the ancient times in our home school right…
Words for Wednesdays A shy girl stranded all alone amidst a tribe of headhunters in the Philippines. Action movie? No. Amazing biography. The story of Joanne Shetler’s life as written in And the Word Came with Power fills you with awe about our amazing God and His Word. As a…
Thoughtful Thursdays Did you know that you can read the Bible out loud in 76 hours? At www.BibleGateway.com and http://www.audiobible.com, you can listen to the Bible online for free in a few different formats. What does that amount to a day? 12.5 Minutes In just 12.5 minutes a day, I…
I love lists and charts. I’ve been known to add things to my to-do list just so I could check them off. I know I’m not alone, and if you’re like me, than a study in Ephesians is right up your alley! However, I’ve already made lists on here of…
The excellent verses found in Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians are a bit of a blur for me. It’s like a slurry of goodness, but I can never get my hands on the passage that I want, when I want it. So for a few weeks, I’m going to try…
My heart is full. I read II Kings 18-20 this morning, the life of Hezekiah, a man who was praised above all others. “There was no one like him among all the kings of Judah, either before him or after him.” Before or after? Really? Even David? Read what it…
I’m a big fan of learning Bible verses with songs. Seeds Family Worship has a series of CDs that only use the words of Scriptures. The best part: The songs are well-done and pleasing to a parent’s ears! A few of them I wish we’d sing in church as a…