Bible Stories that End with a Hug: Book Review

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As a parent I want to bring my children up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.  My sincere desire is that they have a firm grasp on the Word of God and recognize its importance in their daily lives.  So, when I had the opportunity to review Stephen Elkins Bible Stories that End [...]

Book Review:God Loves Broken People: And Those Who Pretend They’re Not

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Sheila Walsh is a well known Christian singer and author.  She has written numerous books on theology and the individual Christian walk.  In this most recent title, God Loves Broken People: And Those Who Pretend They’re Not, Walsh takes readers on journey through brokenness and all that comes with it.  Each chapter shares insight, with [...]

Kingdom Man: Book Review

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I have really enjoyed all of the titles by Dr. Tony Evans that I have had the pleasure of reading. I always anticipate great analogies and clear and concise explanations of somewhat challenging biblical concepts. Once again, Dr. Evans is utilizing his gift in Kingdom Man. Dr. Evans begins by sharing many startling statistics about [...]

Accidental Pharisees: Book Review

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During the recent Presidential election I saw the feed and timelines on various social media sites filled with hateful and judgmental rhetoric, along with the incorrect application of scripture.  Many of my well-meaning brothers and sisters in Christ sounded a lot like the Pharisees I had read so much about in the Bible.  Their  misdirected [...]

The Story of Ruth: Book Review

Last month I had the opportunity of attending the first Teach Them Diligently Homeschool Convention.  While I was there I had the even greater pleasure of meeting Dan Liberto. I was drawn to a unique doll displayed at his booth in the vendor exhibit hall.   Dan was thoughtful enough to share a copy of [...]

Sister Approved: Why Do We Call It Christmas?

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Good day!  My kids and I had the pleasure of watching “Why Do We Call It Christmas?’  It is a part of the series, “What’s in the Bible”, developed by VeggieTales® creator, Phil Vischer.  It is the perfect gift for those of us who want a fun way to explain Christmas.  It definitely addresses the [...]

Off the Shelf: The Missional Mom

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Almost six years ago I was on the fast track.  Then, I left the workforce for maternity leave.  Before I knew it I had transitioned into the stay-at-home mom role.  It wasn’t really planned, it just happened.  Sure, I have missed the luxuries that  a second income often offers, but the time I have with [...]

The Lion of Judah: First 3D Animated Christian Film Ever

Grab the entire family for an evening of friendly entertainment. The Premiere of ‘The Lion of Judah’, Delightful Animated Kids’ Feature the First 3D Animated Christian Film Ever Released, is here.  This highly anticipated film will be released June 3, 2011 nationwide. The Lion of Judah retells the story of Easter. The same animals who [...]

Is My Living In Vain?

Like her or not, Oprah Winfrey made has made a huge impact on the world. She has taped more than 5,000 episodes of her daytime talk show, transforming television and trying to teach millions of viewers how to live life with purpose along the way. Generations will remember this iconic woman of humble beginnings.  No silver spoon [...]

Gospel Music Heritage Month

Gospel Music Heritage Month, a celebration of gospel music’s valuable, long-standing contributions to American culture, was first designated by Congress in 2008 as a result of a push spearheaded by GMC, the Gospel Music Association and The Recording Academy®. “We are incredibly proud and pleased that Gospel Music Heritage Month has established itself as an [...]