I always start the year off with great ambitions for what and how much I am going to read. Then spring hits, I end up being outside more and my reading pace drops off.
The year was 1944. February 28th to be exact. WWII had been underway for a few years. The German Reich was no longer an underground or grassroots party.
And while we recognize the importance of each of these skills to developing our kids into fully functioning mature adults, there are other areas we want our kids to grow in. One of these major areas is discernment.
Did you know the earth is hollow? Or at least some believe it to be so. What do you think? Is our planet's core hollow? Or maybe it's just that the earth is flat. Ok maybe those are far fetched,... Continue Reading →
It is a battle that philosophers, politicians, pastors, and pop culture icons have debated down through the years. Is an objective reality more important or is my lived experience what matters most?
Questions. They fill our conversations. They take up lots of space in books and articles and letters. And they make up so much of our education and learning. Without questions, a dialogue would quickly become a monologue. Without questions, an... Continue Reading →
Preacher on the Run... 