What will life be like 50 years from now? I don't know and you don't know, but God does know. Worrying about the future is easy, but trusting God with it is much easier because, well, He's God and He loves us and He's invited us to trust Him. Yesterday I decided to search for pictures that show ... View Post
A Welcoming and Listening Ear
"Welcome!" is much more than a word on a doormat or pretty lettering on a piece of home decor. We love for people to welcome us into their hearts and lives. We also love for people really to listen to us. How blessed are the children who have this kind of welcome from their parents from the very ... View Post
The First
Last week I spent some time looking at a new timeline book we purchased. I was sad as I flipped through page after page of misinformation about the beginning of the history of the world. Here is a summary of beginnings from the Bible, the only book that can teach us what the very beginning of ... View Post
Peace
In 1839 English artist David Roberts traveled and sketched in North Africa and the Middle East. He later created watercolor paintings from those sketches. The date he gave for this scene of the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem is April 14, 1839. It appears to be a peaceful day. Let's join together ... View Post
Beautiful Children
Each of the Anna Milo Upjohn drawings and watercolors that I have found in the prints and photographs of the Library of Congress are ones she created for the American Red Cross. All are dated between 1915 and 1920. My guess is that the date relates to when the Red Cross donated them. Isn't this ... View Post
“Read!”
One of our grandsons is a sweet four-year-old. To respect the privacy of our grandchildren, I'll call him Mason. When I read to Mason and his three siblings, ranging from age two to nine, interruptions are common. When Mason gets tired of waiting during one of those interruptions, he reminds me to ... View Post
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