Tag: General Thoughts
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Journey of Faith: From Child to Adulthood
The author reflects on childhood experiences of watching Rev. Charles Stanley, emphasizing how children’s media influences their moral understanding.
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Lessons from Ants: Teaching Kids Biblical Wisdom
The author reflects on reading the Bible to his son, who observes ants, pondering the lesson of hard work and understanding.
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Bloopers From Church: Laughter in Faith
Grandpa shared humorous church bloopers, including a mix-up about a party and a revival incident involving a confused lady.
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The Bible: A Best-Seller That’s Often Unread
Despite being the best-selling book, the Bible is often owned but seldom read, highlighting the need for deeper engagement with its teachings.
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Children’s Safety in Schools: A Growing Concern
It is sad that we are seeing more and more violence in the schools. School should be the safest place for a child. Unfortunately, in today’s world it could possibly be the most dangerous place. Parents send their children to school expecting them to learn reading, mathematics, science, social studies, art, music, and P.E. Instead, they are learning how to hide from bullies or run…
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The Power of Fine Print: Trusting God in Tough Times
The author reflects on the struggles of Christians versus non-Christians and finds hope in God’s control over adversity, akin to Job’s story.
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Choosing Between Education and Survival: A True Story
The author reflects on gratitude, contrasting their life with that of a boy, Sam, who sacrifices education for basic survival.
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Creating a Better World: Lessons from Major Religions
The world’s major religions share beliefs against killing, suggesting unity could foster a better future for upcoming generations.
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Is Football Becoming an Idol in Our Lives?
The author reflects on the idolization of football over God, warning against prioritizing sports above spiritual responsibilities and worship.
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Teaching Kids to Pray: A Journey of Faith
Children’s simple faith is crucial; teaching them about Jesus shapes their understanding, as demonstrated by a child’s innocent prayer habits.