Write a simple story for your child and have him or her illustrate it . . . Or have your child make up a story that you illustrate. Neither of you will ever forget the experience!
No history, no in-laws, no ex's, no secrets, and STILL Adam and Eve managed to struggle with the same relationship pitfalls we do--especially in the areas of pride and blame. How…
Adam’s silence when he was offered fruit from the only tree whose fruit he couldn’t eat really irks me. Did Adam at least scratch his head before he ate it? (more…)
Ever been told something so devastating you wanted to slip through a keyhole and disappear? Check this out: http://www.inspireafire.com/mr-wonderful/
This past week at Teen Leadership Conference, high schoolers were asked to write about significant events . . . (more…)
My husband and I laughed our bottoms off one night as we watched a commercial advertising the services of a local plastic surgeon. (more…)
My friends and I have finished reading and discussing The Prodigal God, and it has taken a little while to digest it all…Here’s what I see: (more…)
It looks like the bishop scene in the movie version of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables (Columbia/TriStar Pictures, 1998). The bishop in that scene demonstrates what Christ, "the true elder brother" did…
I just realized the elder brother in the parable of the prodigal sonS is an even bigger jerk than I thought a week ago. Notice how the presence of the elder…
