When my children were little, they we just like other children, they were always asking for something. The requests were determined by their age; younger children asked for simpler things. Although, I must say, that is no longer true. Even before children can say a word, they have personal entertainment in the form of tablets. … Continue reading Pray God’s Will
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Living Godly Lives
In school students are taught skills to help them become critical readers; one such skill is to be able to compare and contrast two items. They need to be able identify how the items are alike and how they are different. In Psalm 37, David used this skill to talk about the godly and the … Continue reading Living Godly Lives
The Power of Persistent Prayer
The most heartbreaking issue in the life of a parent is sickness in the life of a child. There is a feeling of helplessness and hopelessness when we are unable to help our children in their season of pain and suffering. We would do all in our power to see that simile return to the … Continue reading The Power of Persistent Prayer
Understand Your Season
In every community there are days when the people celebrate. You see, they are united by their shared experiences. Barbara Coloroso said, “There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal. Eating together, breaking bread together, is one of the oldest and most fundamentally unifying of human experiences. Some shared experiences are remembered with joy … Continue reading Understand Your Season
Stay Connected!
Our relationships are important in life. The dictionary defines relationship as the way two or more people are connected. We from relationships early in life; babies are connected to their parents; children in the same family unit are connected to each other. As we grow, we begin to form connections with others. There are times … Continue reading Stay Connected!
Choose to Do Good
There is a children's book called, The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper. This is a story about a train that ran out of fuel. The cargo on this train was geared for children; it was full of toys and food. When the toys realized that they were stuck, they decided to ask the … Continue reading Choose to Do Good
Change Your Approach
When you interact with small children, you learn that they don’t stop to filter their mouths. Whatever they think; they speak. If they like you, you will know and if they don’t, you will know that too. As children get older, they learn that they cannot say everything that comes into their minds. So now … Continue reading Change Your Approach
He Must Increase
One thing that every person desires is to improve the relationships with those close to them. We are all members of family units because it’s not God’s desire for any of us to be isolated or alone. There are some who live lives of isolation because they refuse to let anyone into their space. But, … Continue reading He Must Increase
Spend Quality Time with God
Have you ever seen a child who had an assignment to complete but would not settle down and do it? You watch him or her do everything else but prepare for the task ahead. The child believes that it would be as easy as eating ice cream. However, you know from experience that it’s not … Continue reading Spend Quality Time with God
Shut Him Down!
As unbelievable as it sounds, we have entered the third week of Lent. It’s a great time to focus on the task ahead. For some, the struggle is in giving up the things they love; it’s a difficult task. The enemy fights them tooth and nail and so every person in their circle would constantly … Continue reading Shut Him Down!
Victory Walk 