I love the questions that kids ask. They’re often uncensored and profound and they make me reconsider things I thought I knew..
Of all the things I miss about not gathering for in-person Sunday school and worship, the one I miss the most is..
When I was young, my father rented the movie “Old Yeller” for our family to watch. We’re a family of dog lovers,..
Saturday marks the start of spring. The days are getting longer. Buds are beginning to emerge on bare trees. Birds are singing. ..
Many of us likely remember Cliffs Notes. Many times, confused by a book assigned to us in English class or short on..
Rules are important to young children. And they are especially tuned in to instances where someone has not followed the rules. Siblings..
When I was a child, I believed all promises were binding and equally important. If a friend said she could play outside..
Sometimes, out of nowhere, life seems to thrust difficulties upon us. An injury. A snowstorm. A pandemic. The seemingly randomness of such..
The story of Jesus’ transfiguration ranks high on my list of Tricky Biblical Texts to Explore with Young Children. The event seems..
Even though the pandemic has shifted how and when we do things, we’re no less busy than we were pre-COVID. Many of us..
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