Review: “The Twenty-One Balloons”
I stumbled upon The Twenty-One Balloons by William Pene du Bois. I never read it as a child. So, I had to see what was up!
God’s Love for Everyone
Today, I have no words myself to add to the racial conversation. Instead, I want to remember God’s love for EVERYONE as Paul describes in Romans 3.
Review: “Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle” by Betty MacDonald
We all loved the magic of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle. Today we’re focusing on my favorite book of the series, Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle by Betty MacDonald.
Humor and Stress Relief in Acts 12
Coming to Acts with a mind primed to laugh, I read Luke’s bland irony and loved it. Let’s see how humor aids in stress relief, particularly in Acts 12.
Review: “The Gospel According to Larry”
We’re raiding my husband’s books again! Let’s look at faith and philosophy in The Gospel According to Larry by Janet Tashjian.
Obedience and Love: Peter in Acts 10
Between angels and visions, God sends Peter to a family of Gentiles in a story full of obedience and love. Let’s look at Acts 10.
Review: “If I Never Ever Endeavor” by Holly Meade
With my local library still closed, I’ve turned to raiding my husband’s book collection and found If I Never Ever Endeavor by Holly Meade.
A Way Out: Hope in Acts 16
Our church pre-k is studying Paul. The jailer’s story always struck me, so let’s look at how the jailer finds a way out and gains hope in Acts 16.
Review: “Helen Keller: Courage in the Dark”
I don’t recall if my fascination started by reading Helen Keller: Courage in the Dark or by seeing her home. Today we’ll see how the book blends with faith.
“You Are the God Who Sees Me,” Genesis 16
I think we all struggle with feeling alone at some point or other. That’s why I love that Hagar names God “You are the God who sees me” in Genesis 16.