By Elizabeth Prata

I post a devotional every day on my social media (Twitter, The End Time blog Facebook page, Instagram, MeWe, and Gab). My favorite devotionals are from The Valley of Vision. I heartily recommend the book!

There are a lot of devotionals out there. Lots. Many people don’t read devotionals, and that’s OK. It’s better to read the Bible and not devotionals than to read devotionals and not the Bible! But if you are of a devotional frame of mind, there are some I recommend.

For the past three years I’ve been posting Charles Spurgeon. One year I’d post Spurgeon’s Morning, the next year I’d post Spurgeon’s Evening, and then one year Faith’s Check-Book.

This year though, I’d found a collection of devotionals written by past-times women that I really liked. The book was called Seasons…

Everyone loves rainbows, and in The Milkmaid painting we can find all the colors of the rainbow. Did you know that when there’s a lighter second rainbow above the first, the colors are opposite the first rainbow?

But without light we couldn’t see rainbows or any of the colors. How wonderful that God created light on the very first day!

Darken a room as much as you can and read Genesis :1-2. Encourage children to notice they can’t see color very well, if at all, when it’s dark.

Turn on the lights as you read Genesis 1:3 when on the very first day of creation God said, “Let there be light.” And notice how the colors spring to life.

With God’s words, our world went from the darkness of verse 2 to a world He would fill with colorful skies and plants and…

God has given polar bears many unique features to help them survive in cold arctic regions. In this art project children will learn about some of these features as they draw and put together a collage of a polar bear framed against the colorful aurora borealis.

In this post you’ll find:

• Supply list
• Step-by-step Directions
• Helpful Hints
• Containing the Mess
• Variations and adaptations for older and younger children
• 6 Ways this activity aids children’s mental, physical, social, and spiritual development
• Molly the Artsy Corgi picture

Let’s get started!

Supplies:

• White and black construction paper
• Pastels (There are 2 kinds of pastels—chalk-like soft pastels or crayon-like oil pastels. Either kind works for this project. If you or your child is bothered by dust, choose oil pastels instead of the soft ones)
• Pencil, black marker, and scissors
• White glue or glue stick

Directions:

Start with the background of ice floes and

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