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The Bible Endorses Strong Women

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“I’m a strong, independent woman” is a common cry in modern America (and the rest of the West). And, while “independent” is questionable as a Christian ideal, you might be surprised to know that being a “strong woman” is a biblical idea. If, as a woman, you’ve been a Christian for any length of time, […]

Thoughts on Community (and More) Inspired by The Fun Habit

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When I reviewed The Fun Habit at the end of January, I stuck with observations that were in line with the focus of the book. What I didn’t mention was that, in addition to the expected insights about fun, there are some intriguing takeaways about the Church, education, community, and parenting. (Rucker doesn’t talk about the church; […]

Literary Critters {review}

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Literary Critters: William Shakesbear’s Journey for Inspiration is a fun read for literature-loving families. William Shakesbear is short on inspiration for his newest writing endeavor, so he sets out to solicit ideas from his literary critter friends. This journey is rich with puns, as each critter’s name is a play on a famous writer’s name. There […]