[…]them towards a relationship with Him. Faith definitely influences the way in which I teach. Each one of them has been created in the image of God. God made each one of them special and it is important to see them as individuals. As I build relationships with each child, […]
[…]that excited me. I have an intangible fear that the mere placement of this book on the Christian shelf at bookstores causes readers to take every rambling thought recorded as fact. I understand that Donald has a bad taste in his mouth in regards to “Christians.” However, he never supports […]
[…]crutch to get us through the day. His letter to us is not simply some book that looks great on our shelf. He is our very foundation – the cornerstone, Scripture tells us. Likewise, our families, friends, and even our jobs are not our gods. They may be the bricks […]
[…]nerdy people Bible? They think the Bible was first written in English.” I went to the bookshelf and pulled out one of my most prized possessions, my Hebrew/Greek Bible. Kevin returned to the living room and the boys burst into commotion – “There’s no way THAT’S a language.” I chuckled. […]
[…]has ever explained the gospel to us– it’s that we never cared. Our Bible gathers dust on the shelf and our mind wanders as we doodle through sermons. This is a dangerous state to live in. It’s even more dangerous to say, “I never have a heart like this path” […]
