by Jane Green | Feb 8, 2021
This week as we approach Valentine’s day, we are all thinking of love. Being understood is a piece of the package called love, that we all crave. We all want to be understood and loved for who we are. The problem is… we want to be understood, but we...
by Jane Green | Feb 1, 2021
Among Christian circles, I have been surprised over the years to find out how many people find it hard to follow a daily time of Bible reading. Some of the excuses I’ve heard have ranged from, there is just no time, to… I had to spend time with my dog...
by Jane Green | Jan 18, 2021
We make choices every second of the day. What to read, what to look at on Tv or social media, what to say, how to raise our children, and how to spend the money allotted to us by God. We make judgements based on information received, and we speak from either a good...
by Jane Green | Jan 11, 2021
This week we have seen many disturbing things happening, but it is not all as it seems. We have become a people, who have to constantly filter out the lies that are being told to us by a wicked and degenerate section of America’s population. Many people tell us...
by Jane Green | Dec 28, 2020
Purple Moon, by Tessa Emily Hall, is great fiction for teen girls that focuses on many of the struggles that are faced by them today and encourages redemption, found through a relationship with Christ. Some of the issues addressed in the story are drug and alcohol...
by Jane Green | Dec 14, 2020
Last week I reviewed a book from Nancy Lohr for boys ages 7-9. This week’s book review is for boys ages 9-12, and the time period takes us back to 1768-1770. The book titled, Songbird, is the story of a boy whose father is considered to be a “lower-class...
