Story Warren Weekend, Vol. 14, Issue 32
Links from around the web, the weekly run-down of Story Warren, all in one convenient email. What more could you ask for? Dragons?
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Why Good Stories Have Bad Examples
In the hands of a good storyteller, negative examples don’t pull us toward them—they repel us as we see some semblance of ourselves in the mirror.
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Is the End of Reading Here?
Literacy will never disappear from a Church that faithfully reads, preaches, and teaches the story of a God who loved the world and redeemed it.
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The Best Argument for Christianity
Then he crossed the busy street, pausing on the other side, and yelled jovially over the traffic, “After all! Christians never say goodbye!”
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Story Warren Weekend, Vol. 14, Issue 31
Links from around the web, the weekly run-down of Story Warren, all in one convenient email. What more could you ask for? Dragons?
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Review: 10 Questions About the Bible
As a parent, as an author of books for kids, and as someone who has taught in children’s ministry for years, I found this Crossway nonfiction resource to be thoughtful, honest, and a great starting point for discussion.
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Fellow Father, You Are Not a Failure
We are responsible for our faithfulness, our teaching and modeling what it means to follow Jesus to our families. That’s it. Everything else ultimately belongs to the Lord.
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A Blessing for the Schoolbooks
As you’re rounding up your textbooks and storybooks, here’s a blessing for all those stacks, big and little, new and used.
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Story Warren Weekend, Vol. 14, Issue 30
Links from around the web, the weekly run-down of Story Warren, all in one convenient email. What more could you ask for? Dragons?
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Imagination and Myth in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Stories that require us to “suspend imagination,” as L’Engle used to say, are the ones that speak deepest to our hearts and to the hearts of our children.
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August Giveaway: Mended Wood Literary Society
Before we say goodbye to summer, we’ve got one more giveaway to help us all appreciate those warriors of the steamy summer months: the trees!
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Here’s to the Niche Hobbyists
While I still feel it would be far better for our society if reading weren’t a niche hobby, but a widespread habit—a necessity—I am glad to serve the niche hobbyists. And I am glad to be one of them.
