In the Parable of the Lost Coin, a woman loses one of ten silver coins and keeps searching until she finds it. She then calls her friends and neighbors to rejoice with her that she found her lost coin. In the Parable of the Lost Coin, the lady represents God. The coins represent people. The […]
The parables of Jesus teach us valuable life lessons, but some can be confusing. In the case of the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, the vineyard owner seems to treat his best workers unfairly. As humans, we want things to be “fair”, especially when it comes to how we’re treated. Well, the Parable
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★★★★ Grief Doesn’t Do Math offers comfort and connection, while embracing a personal way to experience and endure the grieving process on one’s own terms. Grief Doesn’t Do Math envisions a wider lens for grievers beyond the renowned five stages. This book includes journal entries, poems, and reflections written over the course of seven years
★★★★ Children learn from the earliest age that Jesus loves them and that they should love him back, but do they really understand who Jesus is? How do you help a child get to know someone they can’t see and hear? Thankfully, God gives us a whole Bible of word pictures to help us get to know and love Jesus. In Who is Jesus?, Joe and Kate Hox combine illustrations and
★★★★ A world-class runner. A committed Christian. A life of courageous service. Meet Eric Liddell: Running to Win. This Scottish runner bypassed an Olympic qualifying race because it was being held on a Sunday. Then he qualified in a different race and won a gold medal (in world record time!) in the 1924 Paris games. But Eric Liddell left his
★★★★★ Start a new Easter season tradition with your family by reading this beautifully illustrated “upside-down” book from Marty Machowski that includes fourteen Bible stories. The first side, Darkest Night, has seven stories that recount the events of Passion week ending with Christ’s crucifixion and burial. Flip the book over and continue by reading Brightest Day with seven more stories that progress from Christ’s resurrection through Pentecost.
★★★★ Joseph is the pampered favorite son of the patriarch Jacob. His older brothers, deeply resentful of his status in the family, take advantage of the chance to get rid of him, selling him to slave traders and deceiving their father about his fate. It seems like their troubles are over. But for Joseph and
If you’re not rich, don’t assume the parable of the rich fool isn’t for you! The parable is about your relationship with money and how it might impact your relationship with God, so it applies to many more people than millionaires. Parable of the Rich Fool Summary In the Parable of the Rich Man, a
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