Author: Robin Jester Wootton
from the mind of Robin Jester Wootton!
learning harmonies in a melody world
In high school, a choir director made me sing soprano. I didn’t like soprano. I knew I had a lower voice and I knew that I could pick out the alto part easily. What I didn’t know then and realized since then was that he had plenty of altos who fell apart without each other… Continue reading learning harmonies in a melody world
age appropriate discipline tactics, or how Jesus is giving you the smackdown of your life
When your child does something naughty, what do you do? Well, it depends on multiple factors, right? I know that since becoming a parent, discipline is never one-size-fits-all. And then when I had a second child, I knew that I couldn’t do the same exact things with one as I did with the other because… Continue reading age appropriate discipline tactics, or how Jesus is giving you the smackdown of your life
justice in the day of our LORD
People love to quote Amos 5:24, but the verses in context are quite condemning and timely for The Church today, particularly in America. So many just want to pray for an easy, comfortable life and that is most obvious in just wanting Jesus to come back and take us home. I am all about it.… Continue reading justice in the day of our LORD
The Church needs to grow up
We have this debate in my house. When is someone an adult? My 6 and 5 year olds associate being an adult with being tall. Like their 6’2″ brother who is in college and 19 years old. Or their dad who is 47 (48 tomorrow!) and taller than some, shorter than his son. But then… Continue reading The Church needs to grow up
