Seeing God in the the Giggles of Your Summer Binge Watches
While some watch sports or cooking shows, I am slightly obsessed with well-written comedies. So much so, that my friends threw me […]
While some watch sports or cooking shows, I am slightly obsessed with well-written comedies. So much so, that my friends threw me […]
A year ago today, the Bluebonnet Child book was printed for publication by Wipf and Stock. I viewed this as an omen […]
A beloved tradition of mine is to venture to my hometown each summer and help at my mom’s conference. Know Your Impact […]
“Tomato, toma(h)to?” It’s more like, “Tomato, banana” when it comes to comparing Children’s ministry (KidMin) to Youth Ministry (YouthMin). Yes, they both […]
Conversational tools can be helpful in assuring functional discussions with Bluebonnet kids. Such tools encourage proper listening, while also meeting the needs […]
Not only can we do our best to assure their safety while they are within our care, but we can also fight […]
While there may be varying levels of concern for children’s safety (depending on the parent), I am convinced that ‘safe’ is nearly […]
(Read Part I first 😀 .) Another external factor that should be considered is a child’s socio-economic class. This paints a different […]
To be truly aware is a treasure worth seeking; awareness of self, of the present moment and of others. Know that every […]
Vvgotsky’s View of Child Development (Be sure to read part one first.)Another theory that points to hope outside of a child’s home […]