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I like to read biographies written for children. They give me a quick overview about famous people.
The latest one I read is about Johann Gutenberg. He changed the world with the movable type, the father of modern printing. He gave the masses access to books.
I want to remember this for myself in my Bible devotional reading.
Matthew 17:1-13 Don’t be so quick to do things for God. The first response is to listen to God. Enjoy the glory and majesty of Jesus.
I, along with a few from my church, went to a family conference at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills a couple of weeks ago. I learned a lot plus got this free book!
The book is not theological and it’s not theoretical. It’s meant to be very practical by laying out some very specifics things parents…
I remember reading Joni’s life story when I was in high school. She was an inspiration to me to be more committed in pursuing God.
I saw Joni & Ken live in person last year when she spoke at Mandarin Baptist Church. She was amazing and continues to inspire.
Writing is a discipline, and I haven’t had any recently.
I have things I want to blog about but it takes effort to get words down into a coherent form.
So as with anything, just take a step and put one foot in front of the other.
Here’s my one step:
I like to read biographies of famous people from the children section of the library. The easy reading highlights interesting facts about well-known people that are not so well-known to me.
At dinner one day, while my family was talking about games to play in the swimming pool, we asked the question, “Why is that…
I read this somewhere. Just want to post it here so I can remember it and look it up whenever I need to be reminded.
Prayer is our greatest privilege and our most lasting legacy as parents. You’ll never be a perfect parent, but you can be a praying parent. Prayer turns ordinary parents into prophets who shape the destinies of their children, grandchildren,and every generation that follows.
Whenever we go to the library, I look for a mystery book. I picked up Mistletoe and Mayhem because the setting is the 1800s in the UK. The cover drew my attention; it says, “Never Before Published!” Aren’t most books never before published? Is it a good thing to be never before published?
July 7, 2013 Saturday – Las Vegas & Home
We’ve come full circle and our last stop is back to Las Vegas in time for a late lunch.
Foodnetwork took us to The Egg & I featured on Rachael Ray. I had the pesto with eggs. Muffins were delicious! 4.5 stars.
July 6, 2013 Saturday – Zion National Park
Walked along a couple of hiking trails while our more fit friends did Angel’s Landing. I’m content to enjoy the beautiful sceneries with a nice stroll and a relaxing lunch at the Zion Lodge Red Rock Grill.
We ended our Zion visit with the 6:30pm tour on…