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Read: Isaiah 43:1-4 Max opened his car window and smelled pine trees. Mom and Dad sang their old camp song about a cowboy and his one-eyed horse. Max usually sang along. But today the lyrics caught in his throat. Mom and Dad’s stories of camp made Max feel like he knew the place even though…
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Do You Belong?
Read: Isaiah 43:1-4 Max opened his car window and smelled pine trees. Mom and Dad sang their old camp song about a cowboy and his one-eyed horse. Max usually sang along. But today the lyrics caught in his throat. Mom and Dad’s stories of camp made Max feel like he knew the place even though… Continue Reading…
Incredible Saguaros (Part 2)
Read: Romans 12:9-13 “Look!” said Rylee, stepping back from the huge saguaro cactus. “There’s something in that hole!” Dad and Easton came over to see. Sure enough, a pair of blinking yellow eyes peered back at them from a hole in the trunk of the cactus. “I think it’s a screech owl,” said Easton. “We… Continue Reading…
Incredible Saguaros (Part 1)
Read: Psalm 119:9-16 Rylee leaned back to see the top of the huge saguaro cactus next to her. Its spiny arms reached out and up toward the sky. “With so many big arms, this thing should be holding something. Try sitting on one of its arms, Easton,” Rylee said with a grin. “No way!” said… Continue Reading…
In Quebec
Read: Revelation 7:9-12 “I can’t even understand what they’re saying,” Ezra said as he and his family entered the church building. His family’s car had broken down just over the Canadian border, so they now had to go to church at a place in Quebec, Canada, that his dad had heard about. Everything about the… Continue Reading…
Waterparks and Hope
Read: Romans 5:1-5; 8:24-28 “It’s such a nice day,” Adrianna said. “Look at the sunshine, Mom! Nate, don’t you wish we could go to the waterpark today?” Nate looked at his little sister. “It would be fun, but I’m sure Mom and Dad have other plans for the day.” “I’m not sure what our plans… Continue Reading…
Running Rough
Read: Psalms 26:1-3; 139:23-24 “What’s wrong with the car, Daddy?” asked five-year-old Lydia as the family drove to their country home after a church service in the village. “It’s jerking.” “It’s sure running rough,” said Dad. “It’s been doing that lately, but it’s never been this bad before.” “Are we going to make it home?”… Continue Reading…
Fruits of Labor
Read: Matthew 25:14-29 “Yum, your mangoes are the best, Nenek!” Eyes sparkling, Kira chewed the scrumptious mangoes her Indonesian grandmother had just peeled for her. “You mean Kakek’s mangoes,” Nenek said, chuckling. “Your grandfather was the one who bought and planted the seeds in our backyard. The tree grew and grew, but no mangoes. Kakek… Continue Reading…
Mom Needs Her Coffee
Read: 2 Corinthians 12:8-10 “I need you to move a little faster, Lincoln. What’s taking you so long? This morning could not be going any worse, and you’re not helping things at all.” Lincoln blinked back tears as his mom snapped at him for being too slow heading out to the van. One of his… Continue Reading…
Right Tool for the Job
Read: Philippians 3:4-11 “Dad, my glasses broke!” Levi said. “Let me see,” said Dad. “It looks like a screw needs tightening. I think I can fix them.” “I wish I could get new glasses like Justin’s,” Levi said. “The ones he got are really cool. He’s always getting new things, and kids crowd around him… Continue Reading…
Security Blanket
Read: Deuteronomy 31:7-8; Joshua 1:5 “Mae, I’d like you to put Miles down for his nap today,” said Mom. “I need to make an important phone call.” “Okay,” said Mae, smiling at her little brother. “Nap time!” she announced to the energetic little boy. Laughing, Miles toddled away, wanting his sister to chase him. Mae… Continue Reading…