Bringing Heaven to Earth
Over the last fortnight, I have been teaching at several places, including our church’s Healing Course, on the authority we carry as Christians and how we are commissioned to bring Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Blog Post
Helping your child see themselves through God’s eyes
Awhile ago, a friend was recently sharing how her daughters came home from school that day and they were in terrible moods. One was upset that she had been left Continue Reading →
Changing Atmospheres
Several years ago, Princess and I were having a drink with a lady whilst waiting for hubby and Matey to join us. After a good twenty minutes, we both were Continue Reading →
Life or Death in the Tongue
“My feet are killing me!” “You’re a pain in the neck”. “I’m sick and tired of this.” How Continue Reading →
Helping Our Kids Realise Their True Identity
Growing up in a loving family, I knew I had 2 parents who loved me albeit they may have struggled to show it. I had siblings I fought with but Continue Reading →
TV or not TV – is that even the right question?
TV or not tv? – is that even the right question? This question was also highlighted during a free four part video series I recently watched from “Do Hard Things” Continue Reading →
Pull the Weeds Early
This morning as I was hanging out the washing, I glanced down briefly and noticed a small weed pushing itself out of the icy ground. My first thought was that Continue Reading →
Tradition versus ‘Mix It Up’
I am a great fan of traditions in our family. Traditions create memories. We have a number of traditions in our family around Christmas, birthdays, Christian birthday (ie the date Continue Reading →
Books about War
Our family loves reading history and learning it. The famous quote, usually attributed to writer and philosopher George Santayana, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”, I believe is very significant. Continue Reading →
Book Suggestions for 11-14 year olds.
Four years ago I made a list of books that my children were reading at the time. Now that Princess is nearly 15 and Matey 12, I have made a Continue Reading →