I’m finally doing something that I saw on Pinterest! Starting this year, I will ask Avery these same 20 questions every year near her birthday. Then I will put all of her answers in an album for her. I don’t
20 questions with Avery :: 4 years old
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 21-28 (Isaac’s life)
This week, we will review Isaac’s life from his perspective. Then for the next few weeks, we’ll look at some of the same situations but see them from Jacob’s point of view. Isaac was Abraham and Sarah’s promised son. We can
Happy Valentine’s Day to my loves
To Chris: “My lover is mine, and I am his.” Song of Solomon 2:16a “There are three things that amaze me — no, four things that I don’t understand: how an eagle glides through the sky, how a snake slithers
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 24:1-25:18
God guides His children, and we must yield to that guidance. That’s the powerful lesson we can take from this week’s passage. Sarah has died. Abraham has lived a long, blessed life. But he must have had a sense of
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 22-23
I was a pretty good test-taker in school. I didn’t sweat them too much and usually got pretty good grades. On the other hand, God’s tests are much harder to pass. And I often don’t get advanced warning for when
Approaching the end of the season
It’s not very often that Chris gets to ref at Avery’s future high school. So we took advantage of the close location and went to watch him perform. It also was almost our last chance to see him since the
BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 20-21
At the end of this study, I think my favorite character from the book of Genesis will be Abraham. Or maybe Jacob. Or Joseph. Well, right now it’s Abraham! I love seeing how he completely obeys God without questions (such
An afternoon with the girls…and Joel
It was time for another baby fix today! The Rork girls spent the afternoon with Faith and the Boone family. Everyone had their own time with Faith. She was very cooperative and didn’t mind all of the strangers who wanted
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BSF 2012-2013: Genesis 18-19
This week’s lesson gives us applications from three people: Sarah, Abraham and Lot. We’ll start with Sarah. Abraham probably told Sarah about God’s promise (Genesis 17:19), but Sarah had to believe the promise herself. This reminds us that we can’t