God meets us where we are and then gently leads us forward in our desire to know more
learning
Four Photo Friday – in search of a teachable spirit
Here are my four photos for Friday. Fun, motivation, hope, and growth. May your weekend be filled to overflowing with all four
Stop tweeting and try listening! We all have so much to learn…
Humility, vulnerability, and wide-open hearts may well be the cure for the malaise that runs deep and wide in our culture
Learning… or doubling down on ignorance? What’s your plan for today?
What a beautiful day this is, and what an amazing opportunity is ours to be like the children and embrace learning, and growth, and experiences that stretch us in creative ways.
real life equals constant change and growth
it all boils down to paying attention, accessing the best information, and then being willing to make changes in response to learning.
a letter to my grandson on his first week at school
Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of heaven belongs.” – Matthew 19:14 Monday, with one more significant turn of the time machine, our… Read More ›
parents are responsible for education – schools help…
We all know how much I love my grandchildren. Just click on the “Grandaddy Letters” category and you will find dozens of posts featuring David and Beks over the past few years. They’re growing by leaps and bounds and in every… Read More ›
the more we know… and learn… and love
There’s absolutely nothing in our experience of life that will not be markedly enhanced if only we make the simple decision to engage ourselves with a faith community, and make Sunday morning worship THE priority of every weekend.
when boredom is good for children!
With Day One of a six-day visit from our grandchildren under our belts, we’re already amazed at how fast they’re growing up and how everything changes from visit to visit. They both soak up everything like sponges, learning and growing… Read More ›
smart enough to not know everything
So the idea behind these three photographs is a reminder that even inspired creativity requires careful preparation, research, humility, and hard work to pull off.
