Good morning. Grace and peace to you.
(Yesterday on the blog: A Pastoral Prayer About Labor and Rest)
I love Kristin’s reflection on grandparenting. “This is miles apart from mothering. At first blush, you would not think so: filling sippy cups, opening snacks, picking up toys, readying baths, reading books, kissing those chunky cheeks, swinging, collecting rocks, frolicking, and singing.”
Your Faithfulness Affects Us All: A Plea to Empty Nesters to Continue to Pursue Their Marriages
This article is perhaps somewhat related to the last one. “The majority of my marriage counseling is with empty nester and retired couples, a common trend. The problems that are often swept under the rug while the kids are at home have a nasty way of coming back with a vengeance after the kids have left the home. The call to pursue your husband or wife is just as crucial three or five decades into marriage as it is in the first couple of decades of your covenant. Here are three ways to pursue faithfulness in marriage during your empty nest years.”
New ‘Gospel’ Manuscript Discovered? (What It Is and Why It Matters.)
“As a general rule, ancient manuscripts are
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