This day ha been hard! I didn't get to bed until 2 a.m. then I got up at 6 a.m. and probably wont get to bed until 1 tonight. So, long days. And on top of that the school is taking out the ceiling of my main room to get rid of the mold from the leaks, so I have spent the most part of the day working on packing up all my stuff because they are doing this tomorrow. But, it will be nice to get rid of the mold! With all of that going on it has been hard to get everything else done that I have to for my challenge.
Today I was in Hebrews 1&2. And I started a kind of a devotional that could prove to be very helpful with dealing with the kids. One of the questions from the book was, "How do you teach someone to be grateful for the things you do for them?" There's lots of tough questions like this. I think it will be very useful.
Hebrews 1, 2. In these two chapters, Paul describes what God did by sending his son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross. He also gives testimony to his kingship, and explains, in short, what he did for us. Also I was looking up who wrote Hebrews and found an interesting article. I had always thought Paul was the author, and still do, but I guess there are those who think otherwise. Apparently most of their reasoning is grounded in the fact that there is no salutation, and because Peter uses the same parting phrase; "Grace be with you all". Very interesting.
Well that's about all for today. Hope yall had a good one!
Today I was in Hebrews 1&2. And I started a kind of a devotional that could prove to be very helpful with dealing with the kids. One of the questions from the book was, "How do you teach someone to be grateful for the things you do for them?" There's lots of tough questions like this. I think it will be very useful.
Hebrews 1, 2. In these two chapters, Paul describes what God did by sending his son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross. He also gives testimony to his kingship, and explains, in short, what he did for us. Also I was looking up who wrote Hebrews and found an interesting article. I had always thought Paul was the author, and still do, but I guess there are those who think otherwise. Apparently most of their reasoning is grounded in the fact that there is no salutation, and because Peter uses the same parting phrase; "Grace be with you all". Very interesting.
Well that's about all for today. Hope yall had a good one!
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