The cross is always there, fixed in the background of our belief, but how often does it confront us with its terrible and awesome reality?
By Christine McParland
I’ll never forget the first time I knelt to pray
Easter is around the corner, and you might be struggling to determine the best way to fill your child’s Easter basket.
Originally published on the Tyndale Bibles Blog featuring an activity from the Hands-On Bible
Read all of Psalm 91:
“Those who live in the shelter of the Most Highwill find rest in the shadow of t
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“Wisdom is valuable at any stage of life!”
by Isabella Graunke
We’ve heard it before, and it will always hold true—the Bible is the ultimate source of wisdom
Modern life seems determined to undermine faith in God at every step. That’s why we gather: to remind ourselves we are not isolated—not from each other and not from God.
Originally published on the Tyndale Bibles Blog featuring an activity from the Hands-On Bible
Read these verses from the Psalm three times to remind yourself who knows you best.
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“You don’t need to wait for the package to ship to embark on your next adventure!”
By Isabella Graunke
Have you ever had that feeling after finishing a book w
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The Horse and His Boy by C.S.
Prepare to encounter this masterpiece of literature like never before!
Who doesn’t get excited about new book releases–especially for gorgeously designed editions of classic novels like this one? Whether
