Peggy Sue Wells

We began Bible time with reading one chapter aloud followed by prayer. This takes about seven minutes. No kidding. We can all carve out seven minutes. What kind of devotion do we use now that the kids are growing up? While we started with a good children’s Bible when the children were young, we transitioned [...]

How do I share God’s love story with my children? Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are to be upon your hearts. Impress them [...]

As the author of bestselling, The Slave Across the Street, and its companion book, Slavery in the Land of the Free, I want to offer tips to victim-proof our children. While slavery is not legal anywhere on the globe, currently there are more slaves in the world and in the United States than at any [...]

Sunday, I attended church with my married daughter, her husband, and my high school-aged daughter who still lives at home with me. Across the nation, my college daughter took an extended lunch from her weekend job to attend Easter service. Scattered in four states, my seven grown children have a relationship with the Lord and [...]

“What did she use this time?” The kind man who cleans my white carpets in my home, squats down to inspect the splashed rainbow. “Acrylic and oils.” I show him the finished masterpiece displayed on the easel above the carpet’s danger zone. He nods appreciatively, and from his arsenal of stain removers, sprays over the [...]