My interests include, but are not limited to, theology, science, nature, family sciences, current events, and writing. I write for my blog almost daily. I watch two tv shows: The Office and Lost. Favorite musical genres: rock, folk, some alternati… Read more
My interests include, but are not limited to, theology, science, nature, family sciences, current events, and writing. I write for my blog almost daily. I watch two tv shows: The Office and Lost. Favorite musical genres: rock, folk, some alternative.
In the writings of early church history, women's voices have gone underrepresented. This realization began Dr. Robert Kellemen's desire for writing Sacred Friendships. In addition to his work in biblical counseling, his personal passion is to empower "those who have been robbed of their voice." Like the women they profile in their book, co-author Susan Ellis' passion lies in ministering to women and seeing God work in their lives. Kellemen and Ellis combined their passions in order to write the stories of more than fifty remarkable Christian women who offered care and direction for the souls of men and women throughout church history.
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My children really enjoyed learning how to read with the Hooked on Phonics program. We completed all three levels, Kindergarten through 2nd grade, in one school year. We're a home schooling family. This made it possible for me to allow my children to learn at their own pace. I let them read as little or as much as they wanted. We all enjoyed learning to read last year. Overall, I'm glad we used Hooked On Phonics, but there was one aspect of the program that bothered me.
The Kindergarten program begins with learning the basic sounds of each letter. A few times I let my children use the audio CD that comes in the box, but found that they retained everything much better… Read more
Queen Mom begins with a fairy tale in which the king and queen, reigning over their happy little kingdom, decide to have children. After years of poor parenting decisions, they find themselves dethroned by their precious prince and princess. The children are allowed to rule and the kingdom is thrown into chaos. This fairy tale serves as an allegory for what happens when parents allow children to exert their wills over the household. Author Brenda Garrison recalls when she realized that she had abdicated her throne, how she decided to reclaim it, and the little, daily decisions she made along the way to maintain her reign.
"When and how did the Queen Mom get dethroned… Read more
