How Children Ought to Behave to Obey The Fifth Commandment
The following is an outline of some of the practical responsibilities of children to their...
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Soft Soil and Tender Shoots
A Little Background My wife and I have 3 girls under 5, and we’re still working out what raising godly children “in the nurture and admonition of the Lord” (Ephesians 6:4) really means in a practical sense. For...
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Recreational Youth Baseball: What it is, What it isn’t, and How to Enjoy it
Recreational baseball has the awesome opportunity to play a small part in the shaping of America’s next generation. That’s a remarkable privilege that coaches, parents, and a community dare not take lightly. We are dealing with precious cargo. Woe to us if we mishandle the occasion! To whom much is given, much is required.
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An Open Letter to Unbelieving Parents
Dear Unbelieving Mom, Dad, or Grandparent, Perhaps you are a flat-out denier of the truth of...
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Sloth, Sam Sloth: The Unlikely Detective — Children’s Book Review
Noble, Sara. Sloth, Sam Sloth: The Unlikely Detective. Independently published, 2021. 32pp. $8.99....
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John Calvin (book review)
From the Back Cover In this attractive volume, Simonetta Carr introduces young readers to the...
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John Newton (book review)
Never in my life have I read a testimony that brought to mind my own life as the biography of John...
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Jonathan Edwards (book review)
From the Back Cover Jonathan Edwards lived at a time when many people were seriously questioning...
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Julia Gonzaga (book review)
Carr, Simonetta. Julia Gonzaga (Christian Biographies for Young Readers). Hardcover. Reformation...
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It’s Good to Be a Boy by Spurgeon — Children’s Book Review
Spurgeon, Joseph. It’s Good to be a Boy. Large type / Large print edition. 5 Solas Press,...
Read MoreChildren’s Book Review — The Woman Who Loved To Give Books
The Woman Who Loved To Give Books is a short depiction of the life of Susannah Spurgeon, wife of the prince of preachers, Charles Spurgeon. Faced with a difficult illness, Susannah wonders how she can serve God. And then she finds just the way!
Read MoreWhat Does my Son Think of Church?
Last Wednesday my wife had a bit of a toothache from a recent filling and so I offered to take our...
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