God Made All of Me
Like all little boys between the ages of two and five, my son is fascinated with his boy parts. At least,
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New and noteworthy books
One of my favorite times of the day, after coming home and greeting my family is seeing what mail has
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3 reasons why I try to expose my kids to lots of different kinds of books
Tuesday night, the UPS guy arrived at the door with our latest Amazon order. I secreted away the box as
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Honoring our imperfect fathers and imitating our perfect Father
I don’t remember wanting to be like my dad growing up. That sounds insulting, but it’s not meant to be.
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Five books Christian dads should read
I’m a first generation Christian—meaning I’m the first in my family (as far as I’m aware) to come to
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Seeing a gift as a gift leads to greater joy
I’m very thankful for my wife, who goes above and beyond as a wife and mother every day. With homeschooling,
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Best gift ever
On Wednesday, I dropped off Abigail at the house after her check up with the optometrist (kid still has 20/20
What my daughter reminded me about prayer
Last night had one of those moments when I could clearly see the Holy Spirit at work. It wasn’t while
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“Stop feeling that way” doesn’t work
Last night, Emily and I had an interesting discussion about a little booklet we’d been reading, Help! My Teen Struggles
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Cancel your Halloween plans if…
My latest article at Christianity.com: “Do you let your kids do Halloween?” My coworkers and I discussed this recently as
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The day I made my daughter cry
Tears started streaming down her cheeks and drool dribbled down her chin. Her hands rose close to her eyes, fingers
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