Circle Puzzle: “Love One Another”
Starting at the center: Circle the first word Skip two words Circle the next word Skip three words and Circle the next and… Skip one word and circle the next; skip two words and circle the next two; skip two words and circle the next one; skip three words and circle the next one; skip one and circle the next one; skip one and circle the next one; skip two words and circle the next two; skip one and circle the next one; skip two and circle the next three; skip one and circle the next one; skip one and circle the next three. It may seem a little confusing, but it reveals an important Bible verse! 1 John 4:7 Download large image of the puzzle. Sharon Roberts writes for children and has been published in Christian publications like Story Mates,...
Read MoreGod’s Continued Blessings “Treats’ HIS 10th Month
GOD’s Tenth- month-“Treats” (10X10) FALL into GOD’s goodness Psalm 100:5. The LORD is good and HIS mercy endures forever. Psalm 119:103. How sweet are YOUR Words to my taste; sweeter than honey to my mouth! Psalm 25: 8-9. Good and upright is the LORD; therefore He shows sinners the way. He guides the humble in what is right and teaches them His way. Psalm 84:11. For the LORD God is our Sun and our Shield. He gives us grace and glory. The LORD will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right. John 1:16. From God’s fulness, and abundance have all we received grace for grace. What’s your usual reaction to the taste of something Sweet? Bitter? Spicy? While some of us like all these, our tasting of something sweet and...
Read MoreTerrifying Night: Tiny Intruder Causes Chaos in Quiet Home!
Deep into the evening, I had just opened to chapter seven when all of a sudden what was a docile TV room behind me lit up with shouts and raised voices. I looked up from the page to see a little black creature zip in from the kitchen, making a circuit of the home’s main floor. It flittered around the TV room causing voices to head toward shrieking level. “Get the tennis racket in the cellar!” Auntie Marilyn cried. I jumped up out of my seat and raced downstairs. Grabbing the tennis racket I wondered what might become of this intruder. As I entered the kitchen from the basement the little winged varmint changed course in mid-flight around its racetrack. Suddenly, Dad was already corralling it into the hallway. The little brown bat had come indoors clinging to...
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