With late term abortion and euthanasia gaining support in the United States, it is becoming increasingly important — and difficult — to discuss the value of human life and the role Christians should take to alleviate suffering with our children. Joel Ohman seeks to spark exactly this kind of discussionRead More…
So before church Sunday, Micah slid off the pew and flopped on the floor. I wasn’t really paying attention, so he did it again. And again. And then the pastor walked by and said, “Hey. We’re Baptists, not one of those churches. No one gets slain in the spirit here.”Read More…
We’ve been doing a bit of remodeling of late. At the moment, I don’t even have a place to do school. No chairs. No tables. I still haven’t even found all of my materials. So our first day of “real” homeschooling involved us all sitting on my bed and makingRead More…
I need to preface this by saying I like Answers in Genesis. I have some of their materials. But Jeremy Ham and I came away from watching The Incredibles 2 with very different views about how it expresses family relationships. In fact, I kind of hate to say this butRead More…
I’ve never considered having a Bible curriculum, per se. We read the Bible, we have devotions and we try to examine the people, events and situations we come across in each of the subject areas by the light of Scripture. Why would I need an actual, formal curriculum? But overRead More…
This summit with North Korea has captured my attention. No one really know what Kim Jong-un has in mind . . . or up his sleeve. But the prospect of peace? Liberty? Rice? How did we get from last fall’s North Korean Crisis in which Kim Jong-un demonstrated his nuclearRead More…