Dinner and a Bible, aka the funny things my kids say in front of Jesus.

John had a great question. The answer is eye opening.

Scripture is clear we should be a guide to people. A light to help the sick, the weary, the distraught.

Jesus said the punishment for anger is the same as murder. He knew the link between the two as we read an article from the Miami Herald.

Proverbs shows us how to balance wisdom, silence, and indignation.

Gets pretty rambunctious with many youthful opinions.

Their is so much anti anything language in the Bible. We can’t think God is that hateful or he wouldn’t be the God that loves the sick.

Acceptance of the present situation actually promotes happiness. To think of a bridge you might never need to cross is misery and a waste of energy.

We talk about what the future looks like and it’s still grim for Christians per Christ.

One of the natural orders I’d the absence of God allows the prince of this world to dictate your life. When God knows he has to recede, he also knows the pain that will fill the void after him.

My kids feel hurt by the lies of other kids. Fake kindness and bad behaviors are not worth anyone’s time, even as a kid.