Why Children’s Books?
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Catherine MacKenzie
A wealth of good children’s literature is available these days. High-quality production and stunning illustrations mean that we are spoilt for choice as far as visual impact is concerned.
However, the old adage ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’ has never been more true. Although children learn a lot through what they see, ultimately we need to teach our children the truth of God’s word. Jesus Christ is the Word made flesh – He was not described as a picture, or music, made flesh. Judge a book by its artwork if you must, but ask yourself these questions:
Hospitality – without a house
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Catherine MacKenzie
Catherine Mackenzie encourages us to embrace biblical hospitality rather than cultural hospitality
What I look forward to most when I have some down time in an airport is people-watching or reading magazines.