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Trust God, Experience His Peace & Pass it On!
I grew up in a time when each Sunday in church we sang the old hymns; It Is Well With My Soul, The Old Rugged Cross, Amazing Grace, Just As I ...
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Children’s Day – Yes, It Is Real!
This Sunday – June 11th, is Children’s Day . . . yes, it is a real holiday! (If you look it up on Google, it says the USA celebrates Children’s Day ...
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How to Teach Intentional Stewardship – Even For the Younger Ones
When we think about stewardship, we tend to think about money. There are good reasons for this, but there are more things for us to be good stewards of than ...
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In Your Dreams
Carter, My 13-year-old grandson, rode his bike over to my house recently. First thing he did was head for the pantry and a bag of marshmallows (as he’s been doing ...
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Choosing to Love
None of us are at our best all the time. There are those times when we have the flu or a headache. There are those times when our old sin ...
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Intentional Blessing . . . It Is About So Much More!
When my children were young, I did not know about the power of giving them a Scriptural blessing, but with my grandsons, this is something I have made part of ...
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Showing Real Intentional Love – A Prayer for My Grandsons
As grandma, there isn’t anything more important to me than for my grandsons to grow to be men who know and love Jesus. This world can be a scary place; ...
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Intentional Love – Showing My Love & Pointing them to God’s Love
When you think about loving your grandchildren, for most of us, this comes very easily. The hugs, snuggles, “I love yous”, the laughing and the time spent together – all ...
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Intentional Faith – Lead Them to Believe
What does it look like to be intentional about passing on faith to our grandchildren? This is an important question for us to think about, and for us to find ...
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Faith that Acts
A small girl stands at the end of a dock looking down at the surface of a lake. The water is dark, and she cannot see the bottom. She has ...
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