Proverbs 22:6 Academy

I wonder if there is anyone who does not appreciate the splendor and the beauty of a sunrise or sunset? Whenever I see God’s artistry painted across the sky I can’t help but view it with amazement. He is the ultimate Master Painter! How blessed are we to experience in such a lovely way the beginning of a new day or to see a day coming to a close with such majesty. What a wonderful … Continue reading →

Especially when times get tight, I am thankful that God always provides. His timing is perfect and when we trust in Him, He never fails to give us what we need. Sometimes the waiting and trusting is difficult, but when we have patience and faith He does not disappoint. I am linking up with Garden of Learning’s Gratitude Challenge and Teaching Good Things 30 Days of Gratitude.  

Some days we get so busy running errands or working around the house that making supper just seems like the last thing on my mind. That is when I am grateful for take-out. Yes, I know it is not always budget friendly, but getting a break from cooking after a long day is priceless. Because Chinese food is not something I regularly cook, it is one of our favorite take-out venues. I am thankful for … Continue reading →

If you have been reading my blog for any time you know I love to craft. This time of year I like to get especially “crafty” making Christmas gifts. The past few years a demanding workload had prevented me from doing a whole lot of crafting but I am so excited that my new jobs allow me to actually have time to do the things I love to do (yes, I have more than one job … Continue reading →

We consider ourselves to be a non-denominational Christian family and have attended many different churches over the years. I was raised Catholic, my husband was raised Baptist, and we were married by a Presbyterian minister. We look at specific denominations as simply religion and not a determination of our salvation and faith in Jesus. We don’t usually find any one Christian denomination to be any better or worse than the other, just to be different in … Continue reading →