Welcome to Truth Treasures, a new monthly post for the first Friday of each month. Here I will feature some goodness from around the web which I hope will be helpful to you, as well as some personal tidbits, resources for the creatives amongst us, book recommendations and other treasures. I pray you will be blessed and God will be glorified.
Reading Nook:
Between adjusting to the fall back-to-school schedule, and enjoying the warm afternoon and evenings we’ve been blessed with, I am reading a lot less right now.
On my Kindle:
- Theo of Golden – Allen Levi
Teacher Resources:
I do get to read aloud to my students regularly though. These are a couple of our favorites:
- The Tower – Evonne Krell – historical fiction children’s book surrounding the events of the Tower of Babel
- Sammy and His Shepherd – Susan Hunt – a captivating and beautiful story based on Psalm 23.
Around the Web:
- The Call of the Cosmos – a short video by the John 10:10 Project. What an incredible privilege modern space technology is that gives us a glimpse of the previously unknown realm of the heavens. We are only just now able to see the depth of the truth of Scripture is when it says: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Or “He made the stars also.” (Gen 1:1; Gen. 1:16). Watch and be in awe.
- Do You Remember the New Atheism? – Tim Challies
- The Light of the World – Kristin Couch
- Wrinkles That Testify – Beth Ferguson
- There is a King – Travis Cottrell, a song.
A New Find:
And this new find: Canadian made and completely natural cosmetic products. The eyeshadow doesn’t make my eyes water!
Creative Corner:
- To the Christian Writer: Just Write– Grant Herbel
- Write the Truth, Beautifully – a writing course
Life Through My {Camera} Lens:
Maples and oaks, birches and elms all decorated in gold, plum, and burnt umber, shed their glory, leaf by leaf. The late afternoon sun paints long, dancing shadows over a muted, crisp carpet of drying grass and fallen leaves. Squirrels and chipmunks dart and scamper across the freshly laid covering as they gather bounty for their winter’s storehouse.
I unexpectedly discovered these fragrant, delicate petals blooming on my snake plant. They only open as the sun sets, then close during the evening. Did you know snake plants flowered?? I did not!
A Favorite Quote:
Thank you for spending time here! Feel free to say ‘Hi’ in the comments and let me know you were here! Blessings,
“And let the beauty of the LORD our God be upon us, and establish the work of our hands for us; yes, establish the work of our hands.” Ps. 90:17
The Light for My Path 