Call me a nerd. I won’t protest. I’m a homeschooler and a musician, and proud of it. What can I say? As my nerdiness will certainly never be cured, I’ve taken up a new, unusual, and fantastic habit: Maps, and the sketching and coloring thereof. Why do I think you should adopt my sensational new hobby? … More where {and why it matters}
Parents, one of the greatest challenges you face as the primary spiritual guides of your children’s hearts is the weighty and rewarding assignment of teaching your kids to love the Word of God. Trust me, I know. I was a kid once. In case you haven’t heard, there’s this world in which the masterful voice of … More what’s in the Bible?
First, I want to impress upon your minds the power and joy of discovery. Second, I want to share with you a personal challenge I have undertaken. Finally, I want to convince you to stop reading this blog. And so as to hopefully aid in preventing any expected misunderstanding, this post is a bit lengthy. Fair … More stop reading this blog
Perhaps the simplest, most effective, and most enjoyable method that I can possibly suggest as you dive into the joy of Scripture study is to print a copy of the passage and mark it up. To read the Bible is one thing. To interact with it is another. Why simply read a book when you can … More the value of colored pencils
First, I knew the Greek alphabet at the early age of approximately eight. And I thought that was pretty amazing. Next, I attended a Bible college and was pleased that my music major requirements did not include Greek classes. I could sing the Greek alphabet to the tune of “Jesus Loves Me.” That was enough … More as easy as alpha beta gamma
Journey of the Word 