I’ve never mentioned this minister before. His name is Dr. David Jeremiah. Currently he is doing a series called the 25th Anniversary Collection. In it he rebroadcasts his best sermons in the past 25 years.
Yesterday when I left early from substituting teaching I heard this sermon on the radio, Beautiful In His Time.
Dr. David Jeremiah, sermon Beautiful In His Time

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(Just wanna say a huge hello to my youngest sister who’s living the adventurous life 🙂
I wonder if you ever enjoy having deer for breakfast like this couple does!
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I need to remind myself to wait on God:
I longed to walk along an easy road,
And leave behind the dull routine of home,
Thinking in other fields to serve my God;
But Jesus said, “My time has not yet come.”

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Here’s a website that shows U.S. Presidents from Artist’s perspectives. It is called The Artful Presidency.
Here are many more websites from the Reach Every Child website to help the student thoroughly learn of the presidents.

Mrs. Happy Housewife told of this 911 call on her blog today. It was taken from the Jay Leno Show. You gotta listen:

There is a website to help strengthen your knowledge base. It is the Free Dictionary Website. Here a few things you can learn:
Article of the Day
In the News
This Day In History
Today’s Birthday
Quotation of the Day
Word of the Day

I didn’t know there were so many words that could be confused with each other. I found it on the Infoplease website.

Do you remember the list of prepositional words that start prepositional phrases? Well, here are a few websties that teach about them.
Quia website has a game to teach prepositions.
Teaching Ideas— this site has three games for younger learners

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Here is a website that has jigsaw puzzles. You can teach your children some about classic paintings such as
Mona Lisa
Starry Night
The Lacemaker
Here are some of our solar system.

Mrs. Charles Cowman tells of a poem she had heard about someone who was sick and tired of the path their life had taken. The person was a Christian, God had given their certain burdens to bear. They wanted change. Then they had a dream. Mrs. Cowman in her devotinal, Streams In The Desert (published in 1925) describes it.
In each of the four Gospels Jesus commanded us to take up our cross and follow him. It is also mentioned in the Bible that the difficult things we do in our lives that are according to God’s will, will help us to earn a crown that we could give to Jesus after we die.
Here’s the poem:

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