Follow the Sunbeam Back to the Sun
Looking at God’s creation and giving him the glory due his name.
Looking at God’s creation and giving him the glory due his name.
The days are long, but the years are short The second half of the year equals the new school year. Allie moved up to grade 8, Mia to grade 3 and Eddie in his final year of the M.Div. course – last but one semester!How did all that time go by? In retrospect, it feels…
Every time I pause to write a report of the year, it is an opportunity to pause and give thanks to God for all that He has done for us and accomplished through us. On any given day, it does not seem like much has happened, for I am constantly going from one to another…
“Aslan,” said Lucy, “you’re bigger.” “That is because you are older, little one,” answered he. ”Not because you are?” ”I am not. But every year you grow, you will find me bigger.” C.S. Lewis, Prince Caspian I found this quote at the very beginning of the book ‘Deeper’ and I fell in love with it…
This summer, I had the opportunity to study the Psalms in my church with other women, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. As we learned about the Psalms of Lament, I had to stop and think about the psalmist’s unique and out-of-the-norm way of dealing with the ‘voices in his head.’ The setting of Psalm 71…
The heart of God is plain and simple: Compassion for the lost, may we be transformed like our maker and have compassion for the Lost.
This is a poem I wrote for a dear family friend of ours. We have known them for about 13 years now. It is indeed a joyous occasion for us to celebrate their 10th anniversary! Covid-19 has changed the way we celebrate our near and dear ones. If it would not have been for this…
This is our 4th year of homeschooling. The one question that I have been asked more than anything is,”Why did I choose to homeschool my children?” The answer is two fold. To be able to build a relationship with my children so that I can do the task that God has given me: To teach…
Who can run away from the presence of the Lord? No one! Yet the prophet Jonah attempts it only to be reminded of the sovereignty and omnipresence of God.