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Monday Read: Dr. Seuss and the Power of Simple Words
Today marks the birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel, born March 2, 1904, in Springfield, Massachusetts. You know him as Dr. Seuss, the children's author who changed how kids learn to read. What you might not know is why his books work so well - he wrote "The Cat in the Hat" using only 236 dif
Sunday Prayer: March Begins
Father, I'm grateful for March after February's long winter. Thank you that seasons change, that darkness doesn't last forever, that you built hope into creation's rhythms. After months of cold and dormancy, I'm ready for spring - in nature and in my soul. I didn't finish February strong.
Sunday Read: Marching Into Spring - Hope After Winter
March gets its name from Mars, the Roman god of war, because it marked the beginning of the military campaign season. After winter made warfare impractical, March's warmer weather allowed armies to march again. The Romans also celebrated March 1 as New Year's Day until 153 BC, making it a
March Mornings and Mercy
February is behind you with all its struggles, and March begins with My favor. Weeping may have lasted through the night, but joy comes in the morning - and this is a new morning. I'm not keeping score of February's failures. Fresh grace, new opportunities, My unchanging faithfulness. Let'