Great Bibles for Kids

Great Bibles for Kids

This post contains affiliate links. At no additional cost to you I may earn a (very) small commision, which helps me maintain my site. A great bible is something we all need. And many of us have favorites. I have different preferences depending on what I am doing. I...
Halloween tracts for kids

Halloween tracts for kids

Halloween is coming, and whether you celebrate or not, there will be thousands of kids dressed in their costumes headed door to door asking for ‘treats’. What other holiday has people coming to your door? That makes Halloween a great opportunity to share the gospel in...
Six hours one Friday: a review of an Easter Account

Six hours one Friday: a review of an Easter Account

Six hours is not a lot of time. It is two hours less than a normal eight hour work day. It is just short of a full nights sleep. It’s is enough time to cook a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. Six hours may not seem like much, but it is enough time to change the...
Myth of Balance : a review

Myth of Balance : a review

The Myth of Balance   A myth is something that you may believe, but it is not true. The Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and as Frank Bealer talks about– the Myth of Balance. Have you found it difficult to acheive balance in your life or your ministry?...
Review: Cottonmouth and the End

Review: Cottonmouth and the End

Once again I have the pleasure of bring to you some thoughts on a release from David C Cook publishing. They graciously sent me a copy of “Cottonmouth and the End” by C.S Fritz, which is the third and final installment of the adventures of Fredrick Cottonmouth. The...

Introducing the African Study Bible

When I read the bible, I don’t have a favorite translation. I often will read several different translations and compare them, which often helps me to understand. Not too long ago I had a chance to take a look at a brand new translation just for kids (check it out...