Loved by God. I mostly care about my family, children's spirituality, and writing. I study @TEDS, wrote #thegospelstoryhymnal.
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I love the way @kkramermcginnis brought several different perspectives together for this really thoughtful piece on children, anxiety, and worship music.
"Repetitive mantras like 'My God is so big, so strong and so mighty' are words we want our children to learn, but they are capable of doing more than singing spiritual positive affirmations."
christianitytoday.com/ct/202…
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Tired, lonely parents struggle with superficial family discipleship programs.
But by caring for parents’ faith, the church cares for the whole family, argue @MimiLarson16, @lins_goetz, and Ahyuwani Akane. christianitytoday.com/2025/0…
Yesterday I stood outside Rogers Stadium and listened to this song. Even that tiny taste of the Eras Tour was ✨magical✨.
Such a gift to encourage and equip children's ministry leaders at @TheEFCA children's ministry leader network gathering! Their love for Jesus & his church is inspiring. @FaithandChild
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"Whether the women like it or not."
is unfortunately
also the drumbeat
of white american evangelicalism
"Whether the women like it or not."
is unfortunately
also the drumbeat
of white american evangelicalism
if rep tv could come out any day now, that'd be really great for me personally @taylorswift13
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I just learned the professional way to say "I told you so":
"This was identified early on as a likely outcome."
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To the Twitter friends (and college friends!) who came to the reading tonight: thank you!
What a joy to meet each of you in person.
(@joremmons how did I miss getting one with you?!)
One of my pet peeves is kids' books written by someone who seems never to have spent any time with actual kids.
Christian Publishing, I'm looking at you. 👀
not me avoiding this paper because I'm pretty sure it stinks and I don't want to find out that I am right.
This is on the short list of things I will contact church leadership about. Churches that make jokes about children are not safe for children.
There's a promo video going around (i'm not going to share it) where they have kids read excuses people make for not wanting to serve in VBS. This is problematic, a thread...
Our culture normalizes talking over the heads of children to the adults in the room...but the church *never* should. Church should be a place where children are *always* treated with dignity and respect. Where their personhood is never called into question, even in jest.