Tough questions kids ask: Who Made God? This month, we are covering hard questions kids asks so you can be ready. Author Lee Ann Mancini was my guest this week, and she tackled this incredibly hard question. Lee Ann has several advanced degrees and teaches at South Florida Bible College.
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This month we are covering tough questions kids ask. This week we talked about: Why Do People Get Sick and Die?
Tina Yeager, Counselor and Author, answered our question this week. She gave information about how kids grieve. They might disobey because they are angry. Playing and coloring help children who are grieving.
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This month we will cover tough questions kids ask. Author Sarah Keeling, who also does a podcast on prayer, answered our tough question this week. We also chatted about teaching kids to pray, God’s power, and the spiritual realm.
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“Dearest Holy Father, as we watch the weather cool, and the earth give way to fall, we stand in amazement at the works of your hand. How comforting to know You oversee every detail of your creation, even the tiniest sparrow that falls.The uncertainty we face makes us long all the more for your loving protection and steadfast love. May we live each day holding fast to our confession, encouraging others, and spreading your truth.”
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May the below Others-Centered Calendar Challenge be an encouragement to you and those around you. My team and I pray these prompts get you one step closer toward our God, the Ultimate Father, who controls ALL things, including justice, peace, and our nation.
To download, the October 2021 Others Centered Calendar Challenge, click here.
I hear people say history bores them. I tell them to study the people and use dates to hang a few details on. You’ll get addicted!
This week, historian Craig von Buseck gave fantastic account of the men who penned this amazing document. He told a story you don’t want to miss.
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I recall having a strong sense of justice even as a child. I knew when a person violated my rights, and I let my parents know.
As a member of DAR, I’m covering the Constitution the entire month of September. This week we cover the Bill of Rights. Our founding fathers believed our rights came from God, and the governments existed to protest them. History teacher, Tammy Largin gave tons of facts on this incredible document.
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This September we celebrate the signing of the Constitution. Rick Green of Patriots Academy shared why the this document is so special and made our nation wealthy and great. He explained the difference in a democracy and a republic.
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I’m a member of Daughters of the American Revolution, and we celebrate September as Constitution month. The founding fathers signed the document on Sept 17, 1787, and that was 234 years ago. Did you know that the Constitution has lasted longer than any other government in the world?
Tim Barton, president of Wallbuilders was my guest this week. He shared interesting facts about the Constitution you should pass along to your family. This is an incredible document we can be proud of.
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Join me as we pray for this month: “Dear Father, we praise you for anchoring us in this irrational world. Grant us comfort and grace despite the constant unrest around us. Guide our steps. Help us follow your precepts more closely. May we shine the light of your love to everyone around us.”
May the below Others-Centered Calendar Challenge be an encouragement to you and those around you. My team and I pray these prompts get you one step closer toward our God, the Ultimate Father, who controls ALL things, including justice, peace, and our nation.
To download, the September 2021 Others Centered Calendar Challenge, click here.
As a homeschool mom, I spent the summers cleaning and painting. However, as the school year started, I’d look at how busy I had been and wonder how I would get everything done.
Jennifer Henn homeschooled for 19 years and now works as a homeschool consultant. She talked about setting priorities as you plan for the year.
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