Last week’s lesson was full! Five chapters plus many demonstrations of the Holy Spirit’s power through the disciples made for lots of exciting reading in the book of Acts. “Power” is the theme of chapters 3 through 7: Power for opposition
With two retired school teachers as her grandmas, we’re never short on people helping Avery get ready for school by practicing some school skills. One of those skills is the ABCs. Avery has been working on the ABCs a lot
Avery loves fish. In fact, “ish” was one of her first words and one of the first animals she recognized in books and other pictures (like on the Long John Silver’s sign!). So we gave her “Finding Nemo” for Christmas
In Acts 2, Jesus’ followers finally experience the Holy Spirit’s much-anticipated arrival. I’m sure they had no idea how the Spirit would arrive and indwell them. So God provided several signs of the Holy Spirit’s arrival, including an audible sound like the
With our newly remodeled hallway bathroom (Avery’s bathroom), I have been inspired to give the master bathroom a new look. A full remodel is not in the budget right now, but painted walls and an exhaust fan that works would
I fondly remember enjoying pot roast made by my Grandma Hromada many years ago. But what working mom has time to prep and cook a traditional pot roast dinner? That’s where the slow cooker steps in! This is a fabulous
The book of Acts begins with the first 50 days after Jesus’ resurrection. He appears to His disciples many times over the course of 40 days and gives them instructions about the coming Holy Spirit. Then Jesus ascends to heaven in front of
All of the people in Avery’s life have been teaching her several classic children’s Sunday School songs. Here she is performing Zaccheus’ Song (minus a few words and phrases!): In case you can’t understand Avery, here are the lyrics: Zacchaeus
For a long time, Avery has been an expert at telling you the sounds animals make. She knows that cows say “moo,” monkeys say “ee-ee” and cats say “meow.” But there’s one cat in her life who doesn’t say “meow.” Aunt