“One generation shall praise Thy works to another” (Psalm 145:4). I struggle with this since none of my family members live in our city. As I grappled with maintaining a touchpoint, especially with my grandchildren, I remembered that censorship of social media and texts was common in our days in Asia. Maybe a handwritten note would be something the grandchildren …
The Puzzle Parable
It was the first day of class, and a handful of preschool students filled the classroom with laughter and excitement. Despite the abundant learning resources in every corner, most students were more interested in entertainment than in education. The instructor realized the immaturity of the children and that this lesson would involve a lifetime. The teacher, wise and experienced, knew …
Words and Swords
We are our child’s first and most influential teacher. But the kind of teacher we are depends on the kind of heart we have because whatever is on our heart will spill out of our mouths (Matthew 12:34). We do well then to diligently listen to Moses: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and …
Who’s Driving Here?
Thousands of parents, including Mark and I, have taught their children to drive. Our oldest daughter had to wait until she came home for college to begin the learning process, because Taiwan drivers aren’t eligible for a license until age 18. Talk about a crash course. Thankfully, her one accident didn’t injure much – just the garage. But over the …