
Another Prodigal Son {Book Club}
Before jumping in this week, I want to point out that the Book Club also read this story 6 years ago. On that page, Amy shared some research about...
Before jumping in this week, I want to point out that the Book Club also read this story 6 years ago. On that page, Amy shared some research about...
Don’t you love a happy ending? There is something satisfying about turning the last page of a book and having all the threads tied off in...
Have you ever read The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum? Some parts are quite violent (like how the Tinman came to be – not at all...
I’ve been thinking about how we (humans) try to control risks. For some reason we act as if, when we take a risk intentionally, the results are more in...
Since I’m a nerd and the book we’re reading, Jewel of the Nile by Tessa Afshar, is historical fiction, let’s start this week with a little geography and history...
After reading Part 3 of Rethinking Sexuality by Dr Juli Slattery, I was filled with questions (as evidenced by the post I wrote last week). I am pleased to...
“The world will see the gospel when we are people with both a high view of truth and tender hearts toward all people.” Possibly one of...
My sister was supposed to visit last year. She asked, as usual, what I wanted her to bring me. I requested a jigsaw puzzle – 500-1000 pieces. I love...
We’re going to jump right into the last section of Dust: Heirs of Neverland #1, by Kara Swanson. There were a few big reveals and the two main characters...
The indoor playground in the mall: the carpet was leftover from remodeling the cinema. Cubby holes for shoes lined the entrance; benches for parents formed a boundary. A large...
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