Some years ago, I witnessed one of my children being unkind to a few other kids. It happened when their moms were around, so I felt embarrassed and uncomfortable.
A Bible teacher explained that when she first began getting serious about her walk with Christ, she felt the Lord prompting her to return her grocery carts after shopping.
Have you read the book or seen the movie A Christmas Carol? If cold-hearted selfishness was embodied, it would be the main character of the story, Scrooge.
We were the early birds at our school. My friend was nicely put together, but I was not. Many a day, I came in with wet hair quickly scrunched in a ponytail.
The smell of crackling turkey bacon drifts through the air. Fluffy, yellow scrambled eggs glisten in the sunlight. Sliced potatoes sizzle to a crisp in the iron skillet.
“I sure hope he’s in a good mood.” Whether you’re a kid approaching a parent, a student meeting with a teacher, an employee approaching your boss, or a driver that just got pulled over for...