Is it weird to say I love my Bible study plan . . . and then not know how to explain what it is or how it works? Well, today, I make a meager attempt to bring you the explained and technical version of my Bible study plan as it stands thus far. This plan … More Step by Step Through My Bible Study Plan
What to study in a Bible study. You’d think the answer would be simple: the Bible. But things don’t often turn out that way . . . The announcement has been made: your church is offering a Bible study. You arrive with eager anticipation, only to be handed a top-ten-bestseller and set in front of … More Book Study vs. Bible Study
When I look back at those first few posts, I have to stop and laugh a little. Yes, two years ago today, I took off on a crazy journey and started blogging about it here. Almost 200 posts later, and what a ride it has been! To hear more about my adventures, click here. You’ll see a … More Two Years: A Celebration & Giveaway
More Scripture songs {this time, for kids!}, a handy study resource for digging deep {for everyone!}, and loads of engaging Bible-teaching tools {for parents!}. A mix that’s sure to make you merry this marvelous month of May! #1} Slugs & Bugs Slugs & Bugs recently released their second album of word-for-word Scripture songs for kids! From … More May’s Merry Mix 0.1
. . . at least I hope you’ll embark on this one adventure in particular, because it’s just about the niftiest ever. But we’ll save that for later . . . First, a good dose of Scripture art. 1} Printable Wisdom I know these little shops abound these days, but it makes me happy when … More April Adventures 0.1
Looming before me is a list of long lists of amazing Word resources just waiting to be shared with you. For the month of March, I’ve decided to bring you 100% music. Because that list is the longest of them all. Thank you, Lord, for more and more music of Purity and Perfection. Hope you … More More Music in March 0.1
Some people have what can only be described as a gift. So it is with my friend, Tammy. For years, she has crafted poems from her pastor’s sermons. While she listens to the sermon. It started in high school and became a weekly routine. “I usually get one line in my head, and then they … More Sermon Notes That Rhyme
