“You Don’t Know Me”
“Truly, I tell you, we speak what we know and we testify to what we have seen… No one has … Continue reading “You Don’t Know Me”
Tag: Nonfiction
God Culture
As an avid devourer of all things historical I have always loved learning about other cultures, both past and present. … Continue reading God Culture
No Limits
When people ask me what grades my children are in, I have to stop and think where they would probably … Continue reading No Limits
Unschool
We’re the unschool crowd. Nope, not the uncool crowd; those extra letters are intentional. We don’t have to waste our … Continue reading Unschool
More
In an extraordinary act of self-surrender, the Creator and Lord of galaxies and chromosomes bound Himself within the limits of … Continue reading More
Wait
This morning I found myself reflecting on my husband’s and my history. When I was a teenager my family attended … Continue reading Wait
To Whom Do We Answer?
A pagan king with a bloated ego set an ultimatum. Pay homage with deep obeisance to his self-monument or burn … Continue reading To Whom Do We Answer?
We’ve Come So Far?
2000 years ago, the Romans possessed the skill to build aqueducts using stone blocks shaped by hand and stacked without … Continue reading We’ve Come So Far?
Not Helping
“Aren’t you on medication? I thought it was helping. Why do you feel so bad?” If you have a chronic … Continue reading Not Helping
Enough
The apostle Paul wrote to Timothy about the contrast between those who pursue earthly wealth vs those who are content. … Continue reading Enough
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