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Parenting: Locking Children In Towers
Read more: Parenting: Locking Children In TowersYou know, I love my children a lot more than I love my indoor cat. Sometimes I wish I could keep my kids inside too. Why can’t I lock them up like Rapunzel in her tower? It would keep them safe from a lot of dangers, after all.
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Worth The Trip
Read more: Worth The TripRecently my 11-year-old son and I went to the Nashville Symphony. It was a wonderful night! There was one moment though when I almost ruined the whole evening.
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What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?
Read more: What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?We all have dreams as kids. Some are silly and unlikely; some are very much possible. But we all face obstacles in life too…
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I Have Been Young And Now Am Old
Read more: I Have Been Young And Now Am OldWhen the psalmist wrote in Psalm 37:25, “I have been young, and now am old; yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken,” he didn’t mean he had never seen the righteous suffer. Suffering and being forsaken are not the same thing.
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An Engineering Marvel
Read more: An Engineering MarvelFrom the deceptively simple splitting of a single-celled amoeba to the rotation of the earth around the sun, God’s systems are perfectly designed and boggle the human mind. But perhaps His greatest engineering masterpiece is….
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The Case For Marriage
Read more: The Case For MarriageThe current generation of young adults sees marriage as something to avoid. And we did it to them.
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Dual Citizenship
Read more: Dual CitizenshipCitizenship in heaven doesn’t erase or nullify earthly citizenship. Jesus indicated that we have responsibilities to both our earthly and our heavenly countries.
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Separation
Read more: SeparationThat same night at the jail we talked about how easy it is to make excuses and shift blame by pointing out others’ faults. We want to justify ourselves.
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My Dad Is Superman
Read more: My Dad Is SupermanBack in those days my dad (Mr. Cole) looked somewhat like Clark Kent, but he was also a favorite teacher to a lot of his students. There’s just something about him that is so likable.