Athletic Kids Part 2 – Exercise for the Spirit
Athletes learn to care about diet, exercise, skill and rest. They want to get every possible edge in order to do well. My kids are always trying to come up with the best protein shake or recovery drink, the best exercise to improve that weak muscle, and the best technique to master a particular skill. Great attention to even small details can make all the difference. We’ll be looking at these areas of diet, exercise, skills and rest one at a time to think about how to use them as illustrations for our children.
Who’s in Your Classroom
This article is not meant to help you identify pint-sized Bible scholars or student prodigies as the title may imply. Rather, it’s a simple reminder for you to take a good look at all the children in your class. As you learn how God has designed them and the characteristics of their age group you will be a better teacher—and have more fun in the process.
Hold Nothing Back
When you think of your heart what do you think of? Do you reflect on loving your wife (or husband) with all your heart?
Benin
Benin is one of the poorest countries in the world, with more than 30 percent of people living in poverty. Three in five children under the age of five suffer from chronic malnutrition, and children are severely affected by diseases such as malaria, AIDS, respiratory illness, and diarrhea, which are sometimes fatal.