When it comes to teaching our children about money, I’m still learning, and I’ve probably learned at least as much from failure as from success.
Articles published in March 2016
How to Talk to Your Kids About Divorce
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We all remember the mad rush to the playground when we heard the fire alarm, or the cramped quarters of the bathroom during the tornado tone. We prepared for those dangers, and now preparing for a violent intruder is being added to the list.
Easter Morning and New Realities: To Be Made Alive Together With
You and I were made alive together with Christ. So when he was raised from the dead, so were we. When he conquered sin and death, and hell, and all its final implications, in a very real way, so did we.
Don’t Forget God
All of life is worship, but can we draw a distinction between glorifying God through our lives and the intentional activity of practicing worship? My answer is yes.