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Book Review: Pour Out Your Heart Prayer Journal
I am enjoying incorporating the Pour Out Your Heart Prayer Journal into my daily quiet time. I expect it will become a treasured keepsake over the years.
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Book Review: ESV Archaeology Study Bible
I'm just getting started digging into the wealth of information included in this in-depth study Bible. I'm excited to have it on my shelf of Bible study resources. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in learning more about the world of the Bible.
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Book Review: Bread of Life
Today, I’m reviewing Bread of Life by Abigail Dodds, published by Crossway. Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher. All views expressed are my own. This post includes Amazon affiliate links. My Review I’m picky about devotional books. So many of the ones I pick up and flip through seem to be just so much fluff; platitudes…
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Book Review: The Biggest Story Bible Storybook
The Biggest Story Bible Storybook is a beautiful, hefty hardback with a gorgeous debossed cover and dust jacket. It is heirloom quality, perfect for daily use with your family.
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Book Review: Cloud of Witnesses
Cloud of Witnesses is perhaps the most beautiful prayer book I've encountered. It is a small curated collection of prayers from a wide variety of sources throughout church history. It's a lovely hardback book with gold foil accents and a ribbon marker, perfect for gift-giving.
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Vacation Bible School 2025
We had Vacation Bible School at our church this past week. Our theme this year was "Under Construction." I wanted to compile my resources here for future reference, but I also wanted to share the story of how it all came together.
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Heirloom Bible Story Books
In which I add to my vintage Bible storybook collection. I love how precious the stories are and how important it was to generations past to teach them to their children.
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MawMaw’s Bible
The fourth family Bible in my collection belonged to my paternal grandmother, Annie Matil Jarrell Ezell. She lived from 1919 to 2009. We called her MawMaw.
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Survivalist Fiction
With so many unprecedented things happening this past year I find my mind going down all kinds “what if” rabbit holes. Without a doubt recent months have brought many major changes to life as we know it. Oddly enough, the one that has affected me the most–or at least how I think–was the stupid panic-buying of toilet paper last spring.…
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Granny’s Bible
The third addition to my growing collection of family Bibles belonged to my great-grandmother, Kate Easley. We called her Granny.
