It’s always interesting to see how God uses our families and our childhoods to prepare us for the Christian life. The same is true for the men in our lesson this week. Both John the Baptist and Jesus were born to godly parents.
We finally have the house back in order. Avery’s new purple bedroom is done! The night before the carpet was going to be installed, Chris and I cleared out Avery’s new room. That meant we had even more furniture sitting
Grandpa Rork and Teresa Summer 1978
I remember one of the special things about having a new baby was all of the visitors we had, both in the hospital and at home. So many people wanted to meet “Cheeto,” love on her and bestow her with
Daddy and Avery October 2009 Mommy and Avery June 2013 She still kind of sounds the same, huh?
This week we’ll take a look at Jesus’ human genealogy and His divine genealogy. Jesus’ human genealogy shows He had a legal right to Abraham’s (spiritual) inheritance. Jesus’ genealogy listed in Matthew includes five women: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Uriah’s wife
One recent afternoon, Chris and Avery spent a long time decorating our sidewalk. Avery dictated several words, and Chris wrote them. They both drew pictures. And here’s my favorite part, courtesy of Chris!
Teresa and Chris November 2001
Welcome to our study of Matthew! This introduction to the book actually starts with introductions to the entire Bible and the four gospels. The Bible is made up of 66 books written by more than 40 writers. Yet it contains one
A new year of BSF has sneaked up on me! This year, we will study the book of Matthew. And once again, each Tuesday I will provide weekly summaries about the lessons. The first one will be available tomorrow. In