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BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 49
It’s hard to believe that we’re almost done with our year in Genesis! Just two more weeks left. This week, we see Jacob giving his final instructions to his sons when he is just breaths away from death. These are
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 46-48
Jacob is a great example of growing toward spiritual maturity. He shows us how to finish our earthly lives well. He didn’t reach spiritual maturity without work, suffering, trials or prayer. But it’s clear that he saw many of God’s
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 41-45
Last Tuesday, we left our lesson with Joseph in prison, waiting for the cupbearer to remember him to Pharaoh. This week, we see Joseph finally seeing God’s plans come to fruition. Joseph had to wait 20 years (13 years in
4-year doctor’s appointment
Yesterday, Avery had her four-year check-up. We were reminded how much we love her pediatrician and all of his staff. In fact, the nurse Avery had today will be her Sunday school teacher for the next school year! Here are
Some enchanted evening
Last Friday, Chris took Avery to their first father-daughter dance at church. I can’t believe our baby girl is old enough for this kind of milestone! Avery chose to wear this new spring dress she
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 39-40
I’m always amazed at how God worked through so many trials in Joseph’s life. He really brings Romans 8:28 to life: “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been
First soccer game
We’re coming off of a very busy weekend. I’ll recap everything, but it will not be in chronological order! Here are two videos from the Road Runners’ first game on a cold Saturday morning. I’m so proud that Avery scored
Introducing Coach Daddy and his six Road Runners
Since Avery enjoyed soccer so much last summer, we all decided she should try it again this year. But instead of a clinic, she’ll play games…as much as little 4-year-olds can play “real” soccer games. She’s playing in the soccer
2013 brackets: Championship update
It’s always a sad day in our house when the NCAA tournament is over. Well, Chris is sad. I’m a little happy that we’ll be watching a few less basketball games on TV now! Thanks to everyone who participated in our