Have you ever seen someone respond badly to a medicine? Allergic reactions can be dangerous, even deadly, and if nothing else can cause the adult or child to be miserable. But here's the odd part. The doctor or parent who gave the medicine meant no harm. Their ...
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In my last post I spoke about four things that Jackie and I wanted to make sure our kids knew before they left our nest. Let me suggest four more to ponder and see if they stimulate some other teachable ideas at your house. We also wanted our kids to know how blessed they ...
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If you could pick a handful of things you would want your kids to know the day they walk out the door of your home, what would they be? Have you thought about them? If so, are you conscientiously teaching those things? Chances are they won't learn them in one lesson. ...
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Last weekend I had the chance to spend a couple of days with two of my three grandsons and their mommy and daddy. Jeremiah, the three-year-old, and I would spend a good bit of time "working" outside - shoveling dirt, raking leaves and watering the flowers. And being November there ...
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I was driving down the road at a conference this week when I came upon a huge sign that said Hell Is Real. That was it. No explanation, no place to find out more, just this in-your-face message about Hell. Well, I'm thinking, cancer is real and abuse is real and ...
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Do you know what everyone born in the 70's, 80's, 90's and through today has in common? They're technically called the ME Generation. Somewhere in time our society began to subtly become more and more focused on MY needs, MY possessions, MY success and MY pleasures. ...
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