i just finished putting together a chicken and rice meal in the crockpot (using NO cream-of-soup from a can), and i have to run some errands this morning. when i was putting the meal together, and it was too late to change my dinner plans, i suddenly realized that there will be a time this
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Lately, I’ve seen versions of the following phrases used over and over to describe a particular Christian scholar who has written a bible curriculum for homeschoolers and/or sunday schools: “twisting scripture to fit a worldview” and “doesn’t believe the Word of God is inerrant” and “heretical.” I’m sure that Dr. Peter Enns, author of “Telling
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i have no words for you today. it’s a FEAST day, and yet i’m word-less as i ponder the suffering of Christ in these 40 days before Easter. ~ survivor guilt, perhaps for japan. humans suffering, dying, at the hands of a mighty wave of movement and water. ~ a moving account from our friend
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i hope your fat tuesdays/mardi gras celebrations were fun and fat! first of all, this is for my friend heather: here are some posts that other, more-together bloggers have put together regarding practicing Lent in your home: ~~ kerry at A Ten O’Clock Scholar always has great ideas…. ~~ as does jessica at Homemaking Through the
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we took this past week off for “spring break.” we haven’t had a few days off of school since christmas and we were all feeling the need for a break. unfortunately, a relaxed week of formal lessons found me fretting over school this weekend. “i’m not doing enough! i need to add more literature! the
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