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Anytime I come across a Corrie Ten Boom book, I feel like reading it might give me a swift, grandmotherly kick in the pants. This one is a bit different than most, because she’s writing about the End Times, as … Continue reading
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I was in the mood for some fiction this past week that I could listen to on my Libby app while driving to get the kids or showering or whatever. Because the kids and I recently finished reading together The … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 3 Well, we’ve made it through the third book of four in this Dream Traveler’s Quest, and my kids are vastly interested in the outcome for Theo and his pals. The Dekkers have done well … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 2 My kids were excited to dive right into the second book in this Ted and Kara Dekker series that offers an adventure for kids into Dekker’s own “Circle” universe. The dream world is back, … Continue reading
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The Dream Traveler’s Quest, Book 1 It’s been many years since I read what I think is called “The Circle Series” by Ted Dekker, books named as colors: Black, Red, White, and Green. I had read them several years before … Continue reading
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A Practical Plan for Personal Prayer Our church’s secretary recently revamped our church library, and it’s making a difference. Whereas I used to get a headache when I saw the chaos that was our library, now when I walk through … Continue reading
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Lamplighter Rare Collector Series As part of my personal challenge to waken my kids for school each day by reading them a chapter from a book, I wanted to start reading Christian books only, something to get their minds focused … Continue reading
I’ve been working through the whole armor of God in Ephesians 6 for this study on “The Vulnerable Soldier,” and this fourth installment had me a bit stumped. Paul’s metaphor sounds a bit convoluted, in that it involves one piece … Continue reading
My daughter’s been getting into ninja games and sword-fighting with sticks. She’s only 9, so when she challenges me to a duel, I generally have to get down on my knees and fight with my left hand to make it … Continue reading
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In the first installment of this series, I introduced both the background for the study and some key insights from Eph 6:10-13. As background, when I taught this familiar passage to my bored Youth Group, the Spirit helped me flip … Continue reading
