Ineffable Grace
Amy HallBlaise Pascal wrote "Pensées" ("Thoughts" in French). Here are "mes pensées" ("my thoughts") on grace, spiritual formation, homeschooling, literature and much more!
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A Day of Homeschooling
It’s 7 a.m. on a Friday. For a few more blessed moments, I swim in that blurry estuary that mixes sleep and awake. The unmistakable song of my cell phone’s alarm sucks me out of foggy suspension. I take the plunge: time to get up.
Rejoice That You Are Counted Worthy To Suffer For Jesus
As you read this article, please be like the Bereans (Acts 17:10-11). Test for yourselves, with prayer and critical thinking, whether my thoughts and applications of the scriptures are faithful and true.
Jesus Knows Our Hearts
I believe in Christianity as I believe that the Sun has risen, not only because I see it but because by it I see everything else. ~C.S. Lewis, from his 1945 essay “Is Theology Poetry?”
Our Faithful Bridegroom
Currently, I am reading the Bible from cover to cover. The month of July finds me in the book of Ezekiel. Today, I stumbled through Ezekiel 16. It is a very difficult chapter to stomach, especially because of all the times the words “whore”...
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Follower of Jesus. Homeschooling my 3 children. Grew up as a missionary kid in West Africa. I have a "burning in my bones" to write, but I am no Eugene Peterson.
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