She lost her husband, and life suddenly looked pretty bleak. But at least she had her family and her home. Her mother-in-law, also recently widowed, decided she was leaving and going back home to her own people and her own heritage. Ruth’s first reaction was to go with Naomi. It was the expected thing to do. … More why she did not go back
This is one of those questions that doesn’t have an answer {at least not one we can be sure of}. You’re simply supposed to use your powers of speculation. Easy. Why did Ruth choose to go with Naomi? Why did she not go back to Moab? I’ve spent much time in the book of Ruth … More why did she not go back?
We interrupt our regularly scheduled program to bring you a word about the hedgehog. Yes, the hedgehog. Well, you tell me how much you know about the thing. I’ll bet you didn’t know the hedgehog is the size of a teacup. Well, you probably knew that. Did you know that the hedgehog’s “quills” are not really … More overlooking the hedgehog
When you accepted Christ, you were told what to do next. “Read your Bible, pray every day, and you’ll grow, grow, grow.” If you received the advanced-level instructions, you may have been told to memorize some Bible verses or even to start fasting. You’ve been working hard to master those “spiritual disciplines” all your live-long … More no more spiritual disciplines
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}
Journey of the Word 