On a clear Sunday afternoon in the mid-1990’s our family went to eat lunch after morning services. As we were getting our children out of their car seats and into […]
A representative from a lesser known media outlet made the following statement earlier this week; “…we’ve always had kind of a private notion of children: Your kid is yours and
Perhaps you’ve been asked the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Little children are often asked this question and the response can be interesting…if not
This morning as I was catching up on some old friends (via Facebook), I notice there was a ‘friend request’ from an unfamiliar name. The name of the lady was
“Suppose they asked you if you could sing A Capella, would you know what to do?” Barney Fife tries to explain to Rafe Hollister what it means to ‘sing A
As we conclude this series on ‘Securing the Hearts of Our Youth’, let’s example the third component of mentoring and preparing faithful families. Let’s turn again to examine the three
As we consider the importance of ‘securing the hearts of our young people’ for a life of faithful service, let’s continue to investigate the components of this pressing topic. Digging
“How shall the young secure their hearts, and guard their lives from sin?” Though penned almost three hundred years ago, this question continues to echo through the ages. Finding its
Do you take the time to think about words? In my speech I typically use words to which I know the meaning. But how very often do we find ourselves
Last time we discussed the idea of, “…recognizing the music, but not the words?” It’s important to note that the opposite can be true too. Sometimes I’ll recognize the words,