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What 46 Looks Like on Me
Each birthday I bite my lip and lead the surrender charge by sharing the most vulnerable parts of my life. I reflect on what the new age looks like on me. What 41 and 42 Look Like on Me What 43 Looks Like on Me What 44 Looks Like on Me What 45 Looks Like…
Walk Through Holy Week with Odyssey Adventure Club
The Bible is no doubt a timeless book, but often it’s seen by the younger generation as ancient and antiquated. How can we make the stories of the Bible—particularly the Easter story—alive and exciting for our children? Adventures in Odyssey has created a free activity kit for families to experience the Easter story brought to life…
Saturday Confession: The Pizza Ephinany
The real confession here is that it took me 18 years of marriage before I surrendered the charcoal grill. I was afraid of using the gas grill and didn’t know what to create. Now that we have one and my husband assured me my eyebrows are safe, I’ve been testing the waters. My biggest challenge…
Book Review: The Berenstain Bears’ Please & Thank You Book by Mike Berenstain
Book Description: The cherished Bear family is coming to a new generation of toddler and preschool readers! Stan and Jan Berenstain introduced the first Berenstain Bear books in 1962 and the Bear family celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012! Here the charming and lovable Bear family is once again introducing children to the typical issues…
Valerie Massey Goree: Forever Under Blue Skies
Forever Under Blue Skies The Story Behind the Story Valerie Massey Goree Have you ever fallen in love with a country or place you’ve never visited? I have. When my mother told me her mother was born in Australia, my love for a country that already intrigued me grew immeasurable. My childish fascination with kangaroos…
Book Review: Amazed and Confused by Heather Zempel
Book Description: Most people have prayed for something or someone in earnest, seeking God’s will, only to be left confused by God’s response.Sometimes we ask, “Why would a good God allow bad things to happen to good people?” In Amazed and Confused, Heather Zempel tackles this question head-on by exploring the book of Habakkuk. When the prophet…
