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One day before the start of the March campaign “Pray for Workers” and I can already feel the effects. This morning I had an exceptionally long quiet time with God and, while my prayer was not as long as it should have been, I can already see some insights into God’s plan. Read the rest of this entry »
The eBook “True Fasting” (download here) is a crucial read for those of us about to embark on a fast as a church-wide effort. However, one topic not covered (and one that I’ve personally heard time and time again) is the issue of health concerns.
A two-minute walk (or 30-second drive) leads me to a small shop around the corner nestled in among cleaners and clothing outlets. In this little nook are two refreshing things for which I would gladly walk ten more miles. Read the rest of this entry »
We call him “da smidgen” because he is just a smidgen of a person. But whay he lacks in size, he makes up for in large-as-life character! Check out our crazy smidgen!
Recently, several evens in my life have made me realize exactly how lazy I have been over the past few years. My chronic pain has been a convenient excuse to avoid responsibility and while I still am limited in what I can do physically, I have complete control over my mental capacities and I am able to do what God needs me to do. Read the rest of this entry »
This was our families first video devotional without toys. The boys really learned a lot about the characters because they had to portray them as illustrated in the Bible. We let them write their scripts and assemble their costumes on their own.
| You know, some day, people will learn not to allow tech-savvy family members to take potentially embarrassing photos of them and post them on the internet. But until that day arrives, I sure am having fun. |  |
This is one of our Garner Family Video devotionals. We have our family devotional by reading the scripture and talking about it, then for additional impact, we create a short video about the scripture. We allow the kids to be a little silly, but they must convey the message behind the story.For this past Christmas, we did the birth of Baby Jesus. The boys all worked together to make the set and decorate it. Then they got their stuffed animals and assigned roles. I helped with props, set-up, video and editing. Trina did the reading (since her voice is much more pleasant to listen to than mine).
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