Tonight, on the way home from my dad’s house, the boys reminded me that we needed to read our Bible stories when we arrived home.

Yep, just 4 days in and I’d almost forgotten. Good thing I told the boys that they had to help keep mommie accountable.

So we read about the Tower of Babel and discovered why God confused all the languages. And we even talked about why I somethings tell them to “quit babelling.” It has a whole new meaning for them now.

Then we read on to Abraham and Lot and God’s promise to Abraham that he would be the father of many nations.

Our memory verse for tonight was Genesis 18:14(a) “Is there anything too hard for Lord.” We made a little song to help us remember. And after we finished singing it - I heard the boys still humming the tune.

We talked about what the memory verse means and I told the boys if they have any problems that they seem they can’t handle - they can take their concerns to God and He can help them because there’s nothing to hard for the Lord.

My oldest son named a specific problem (that I promised I wouldn’t mention) that he wanted God to help him with.

Praise God y’all - this is exciting. We are all growing so much. And the daily time together in God’s word is a blessing to our family.

I didn’t mention it yesterday, but after dinner the entire family drew pictures of the story of Noah’s Ark. It was so much fun. For some strange reason - my husband drew a pot of gold at the end of his rainbow. The boys told him he must not be listening to the Bible story - instead, he must have been thinking about eating Lucky Charms. He had a good laugh at his expense.

Until tomorrow -

Chanda