False Unity + A Year of Learning: Part 2
Welcome to post number two in our False Unity theology series. Today we’re looking at fear mongering and advocacy. And why saying “What the real problem is…” is dangerous.
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15 of the BEST Grandparents in Literature, Movies and TV
Grandparents are always there for us. Check out our list of 15 of the best grandparents in literature, movies, and tv now!
False Unity + Year of Learning: An Open Letter
Welcome to post number one in our False Unity theology series. Today we’re looking at a response to an open letter…
Becoming Brave Book Review: 5 Lessons From Esther
Becoming Brave book review plus 5 lessons from Esther! How do we courageously movie forward into the work of racial justice?
Blue Parakeet Discussion & Review- When a Bird Changes the Way You Read the Bible
How we read the Bible directly affects how Christians represent their beliefs and thoughts. See our Blue Parakeet Discussion.
5 Back to School 2020 Hacks for Under $10
This school year is going to be an adventure. Whatever you decide is best for your students and family- there are some suggestions that I’ve seen as a mom and teacher that I think are pretty applicable across the board- some back to school hacks 2020. And they’re pretty cheap!
From 0-5 yrs: 6 Steps Towards Diversity Inclusion
Kiddos need to see themselves reflected in their world in a positive light, they also need to see others and differences in a positive light. So we’re talking about all sorts of differences here, not just racial. Here are our first six steps to diversity inclusion with young kids.
5 Lessons from Narnia on Communication + Discussion Tips
C..S. Lewis wrote several non-fiction works that are still widely read today. However, he believed that one of the best ways to communicate truth is to do so in a story, using the imagination. His most frequently read works are still The Chronicles of Narnia. We can learn a lot as we read these (I reread them every few years). Today we would like to highlight some things Lewis says about communication.
Moms We Love in Literature, TV, Movies and Faith.
No mother is perfect but a great, loving mom is just the best. Moms keep the wheels rolling, bring life into the world, inspire and mold us. The moms in literature, movies and on tv are some of our favorite inspirational characters. These are the mommas we love. Who’s your favorite mom character?
Types of Adoption as shown by Superheroes
There are lots of different types of adoption and even more superheroes. Let’s dive into the origins of our favorite heroes to learn about adoption