Courageous Christian Father

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!

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 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.

Acronym for Bible – this is the acronym for the word Bible. It is a common acronym we all hear, but do we actually apply it to our lives?

Invisibility, leprechauns and national pride tied to wearing green – Part of what makes celebrating St. Patrick’s Day so enjoyable is the scores of traditions surrounding the holiday. The month of March ushers in parades, festive foods, lively music, and as much green attire as a person can handle.

A church that does not evangelize will fossilize – Meaning the church will die!

Green rivers are St. Patrick’s Day traditions – It is one thing to wear green or paint a green shamrock on your cheek, but dyeing an entire river green is an immense and awe-inspiring homage to St. Patrick’s Day.

Hippo Day – Yes that is right a day for the Hippopotamus (Hippo for short). The most famous hippo is Fiona!

Valentine In John 3:16 – the word Valentine can be found in the Bible verse John 3:16. #Valentine #ValentinesDay #BGBG2

Kindness is a language the blind can see and the deaf can hear – Kindness can be seen and heard by everyone regardless if they are blind or deaf. #Kindness #Blind #Deaf

A church that wants a better pastor can get one by praying for him – Prayer works and we ought to be praying for the pastor or pastors at our church.