Story
Inspiration and resources for telling your story, and the stories of others, to the next generation.
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God’s Champions for Justice
I'm pleased to announce Gayle Veitenheimer as today's guest blogger who is sharing with us how we can be God's champions for justice--standing up for others as we follow God's Word. The last time Gayle was here, she shared with us about celebrating our children's spiritual birthdays. Enjoy today's post. And, thank you, Gayle, for sharing your thoughts with us. GOD'S CHAMPIONS FOR JUSTICE When my oldest son Ben was in high school, I prayed over him each morning. My go-to prayer for him was that he would be God's champion that day. Ben has a strong sense of justice. In class, a friend of his experienced unfair treatment by…
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Book Review: MY TENDER HEART BIBLE (Sassi)
Are you looking for a Bible-based board book for your little ones? Consider this book review of MY TENDER HEART BIBLE.
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When It Doesn’t Feel Like Christmas
The tree is decorated, the stockings are hung, and my family is on their way to a family Christmas event. But, due to sickness, I am not with them. Perhaps, you’re in a similar situation—under the weather, a heavy burden, or deep sorrow. Is this one of those years when it doesn’t “feel” like Christmas? It often begins with the unexpected. . .
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Introducing StarLight Magazine for Kids
Are you looking for quality online content for your kids that's written with a Christian worldview? And, it's free? Allow me to introduce to you my friend and guest blogger today, Jean Hall. She's the editor of StarLight Magazine. I first met Jean when I attended a Write2Ignite Conference back in 2012. It's been a blessing to watch and learn from her ever since then. I'll let Jean tell you her story.
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YOU’RE JOKING ME – JOKES FOR KIDS BY A KID (Review & Giveaway)
Q. "What do baby chickens like to buy in stores? A. Cheep, cheep stuff! Are you looking for a new joke book for kids? Look no further. William Daniel has nailed it in his debut book, YOU’RE JOKING ME – JOKES FOR KIDS BY A KID. So, what makes this book special?
