You’ve Been Egged- There are 12 eggs hidden in your yard! Enjoy the Hunt! But don’t be discouraged when you find the empty egg. It is a simple reminder of Jesus’ empty tomb … for He is Risen! Includes free printable version! #YouveBeenEgged #EmptyEgg #EmptyTomb #Easter

Jelly Bean Prayer – Jelly Bean Gospel a way to use the colors of jelly beans to share the gospel. Includes free printable version! National Jelly Bean Day.
#JellyBeanPrayer #JellyBeanGospel #JellyBeanDay #JellyBeans #JellyBean #Easter #prayer

Easter Story Snack Mix Printable – Using candy and snacks you can tell the Easter story with Bible reference. This free printable will be awesome for your family or even church group. #EasterStorySnackMix

Guest Bloggers Welcome! – Seeking Some Christian Guest Bloggers and Writers! #GuestBloggers #GuestBlog #GuestWriter

Acronym for Push – This is a Christian acronym for the word Push. I did not write this but, It has been around for a while.

4 Omni Attributes of God – In this blog post I share the four omni’s of God. #Omni

Omnibenevolent – One of the omni’s of God. In this post I share about what omnibenevolent means. #Omnibenevolent

The Irish Flag – Many establishments display the familiar Irish tricolor flag on St. Patrick’s Day, and paradegoers may even wave miniature versions of this significant symbol in support of those marching. This instantly recognizable flag has a rich history. Equal parts green, white and orange, the flag was designed to foster peace in the country that had experienced considerable turmoil due to the divide between the country’s Protestant and Catholic residents.

The Resurrection Bracelet explains the resurrection story through symbols and with scripture references. #Resurrection #Easter #ResurrectionBracelet

Cross Tree – Instead of a Christmas Tree people are putting up a Cross Tree for Christmas and also putting it up for Easter. #CrossTree #ChristmasTree

The Celtic cross is a symbol widely associated with Ireland, but many may not know the unique history and debate surrounding this unique and instantly recognizable symbol. The Celtic cross combines a cross with a circle surrounding its intersection

Unique, mysterious and lesser-known facts about Ireland – Ireland boasts a rich heritage, diverse weather and intriguing history. The Emerald Isle can be a mysterious place to visit – and an even more exciting place to live.

The Legend of the Dogwood Tree, a popular legend, says that the dogwood tree changed after the crucifixion of Christ. Is this true? Is it Biblical? #Dogwood #DogwoodTree

Minnesota Doxology – another version of the Blizzard Doxology. #MinnesotaDoxology #Doxology

Blizzard Doxology – A Doxology for those blessed with both winters weather and a sense of humor. #Doxology #BlizzardDoxology

Think before you speak. Here is an acronym to help you think before you speak for the work think. #think The tongue is powerful!

Prayer of St. Patrick – This is one of the prayers said to be said by St. Patrick. I also made this into a free printable! Also known as St. Patrick’s Breastplate.

The A-Z of Easter – I take each letter of the alphabet and give a word that is related to Easter. I start with A and end with Z. #Easter

Christian Humor below on The Way to Heaven – Story about a little boy and a pastor who is asking for directions. Then the pastor also tells the boy he can show him the way to heaven.

The Harp – Over the years, shamrocks and the famed Tricolour have become symbols of the Emerald Isle. But when celebrating Irish history or planning St. Patrick’s Day festivities, celebrants should not overlook the important role the harp has played in Ireland for centuries. Even the Bible mentions the harp.

5 Acronyms for Fear. F E A R Taking one letter of each word to spell out something for that word. Plus memes for those Fear Acronyms. #fear #acronym #fearacronym

The meaning behind the shamrock. Irish flags and even harps are symbolic of the nation, but there is perhaps one symbol that most widely represents the country: the shamrock #shamrock #seamróg #YoungClover #StPatricksDay

The significance of Croagh Patrick – Croagh Patrick is significant in Irish history because it was both a place of worship predating the arrival of Christianity in the country, but also the place St. Patrick was purported to have completed a 40-day Lenten ritual in the 5th century.