Family Life
100 Days with Jesus – A Review
Recently, I’ve been meeting with my oldest daughter to talk about God’s Word together. It’s been such a neat time to connect with her as she shifts into adulthood. As we began talking, we both realized that spending consistent time in the Bible is challenging. That consistency was something my dad encouraged relentlessly. His theory…
Read MoreSpartanburg Methodist College – A Homeschool Friendly College
It’s my oldest’s junior year in high school this year, and we’ve been actively pursuing college options for his future. At first I was afraid that my homemade home school transcript wouldn’t hold much weight with college applications. However, I’ve been finding that colleges are noticing homeschooled students, and they like what they see. Spartanburg…
Read MoreLearn How One Mistake Doesn’t Make a Man at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library
If it wasn’t for the fact that we were in California, and my mom has a dream of getting a stamp in her presidential library passport from every presidential library, we would not have probably sought out more about the president that resigned. However, I truly loved getting to know more about our 37th president…
Read MoreExplore A Decade of History at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
When we started planning our trip to California, my mom was thrilled to find that there were two presidential libraries we could add to our itinerary. When she first started becoming interested in visiting these libraries, I had no idea what the appeal was. However, after we visited the LBJ Library in Austin, and the…
Read MoreA Search For Truth: Patterns of Evidence Review
It always fascinates me when people try to classify the Bible as a fascinating story book but not a history book. Unfortunately, this is a common line of thinking in our society today. What if there was archaeological evidence to prove the historical accuracy of the Exodus account? That was the question Tim Mahoney sought…
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