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04/05/2023

Imagine:

Israelite mothers walking through the wilderness with their little ones in tow.

How did they raise a family in that kind of environment?

How did they raise them to love the Lord?

How did they teach them everything they needed to know?

The answer is simple, yet profound:

Singing.

As the exiled Israelites traveled back from Babylon to Jerusalem… what did they do?

They likely sang the Songs of Ascent found in Psalm 120-134 — also called the Pilgrim Songs.

They taught their children the truth of God’s Word by song.

Even though most of us today aren’t traveling through the literal wilderness, raising family is no easy task.

Life moves fast in the 21st century.

And honestly, sometimes it can feel like we’re just traveling from place to place like the Israelites did in their day.

Where do we find the time to bring up our children in the fear and admonition of the Lord?

One answer is to follow the example of the Israelites:

Sing with your children.

The new Hi-Contrast Hymn Book series exists to help you sing with your family.

In just 5 minutes a day, you can teach your children the most beloved hymns of the Christian faith.

The book’s bold shapes and black-and-white illustrations will catch your child’s attention as they soak up the songs you're singing to them.

And you’ve got a chance to pre-order your very own copy before the Kickstarter ends!

All it takes is a few minutes at the link below to immediately reserve your copy:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hicontrasthymnbook/hi-contrast-hymn-book-be-thou-my-vision

I’ve heard lots of people say they’d like to buy the Hi-Contrast Hymn Book as gifts for friends, relatives, or grandkids.

I appreciate that willingness to support the other parents in your life.

So to support you…

I’ve made every extra copy you pre-order 33% OFF.

Thanks in advance for your support.

03/05/2023

This story always gets me choked up:

A mad cow charged at Perpetua.

The Romans had set the beast loose in the gladiatorial arena to kill Perpetua because she would not recant her love for Christ.

After the cow failed to kill her, the Romans sent out a gladiator to finish the job.

Perpetua, a Christian in 203 AD, was one of the early martyrs. And she had a lot to live for.

Just months prior, at the age of 22, she had given birth to a beautiful baby boy.

Mothers should be enjoying cuddles with their newborns at that stage, not dodging swords and beasts.

But she was… and it was because of her love for Christ.

Not only were the Romans demanding she recant her faith, her father pleaded with her to just say, “Caesar is Lord,” and she could have her baby in her arms once again. I imagine every time she thought of her little baby, she considered recanting. I would be.

It's just a few words, right?

But she wouldn't.

She wouldn't turn her back on Christ, even if it meant leaving behind her precious baby boy.

And even though that baby boy grew up without his mother, he grew up with something even more important:

He grew up with a vivid example that Christ is worth everything.

Even though she was only 22 years old, she left that little boy a rich legacy of faith.

Do you think that had an impact on him?

Every now and then I stumble upon Perpetua’s story in a book or a blog post.

It always gets me thinking about this:

What legacy am I leaving for my children?

Will they be concerned only with the things of this world…
…or will they be able to say, “My daddy and mommy loved Christ more than anything else, and I will, too.”

That is exactly why I created the Hi-Contrast Hymn Book.

Is the Hi-Contrast Hymn Book the only way to leave that kind of legacy?

Of course not.

But by God's grace, it can be a way for your children to hear the love of Christ in your voice as you sing to them.

I think that’s important. I’m sure you get it, too.

If you want to leave behind a legacy of singing God’s praises to your children, click the link in the first comment to see how the Hi-Contrast Hymn Book can help you do that.

We’re more than halfway through the Kickstarter campaign!

If you haven’t pulled the trigger on the Hi-Contrast Hymn Book, today is the day to do it!

The Hi-Contrast Hymn Book will help you:

- Introduce your child to the great hymns of the Christian faith
- Plant seeds of the Gospel in your child’s heart
- Engage your baby’s growing brain with high contrast illustrations
- Develop your child’s love of reading
- Teach your child sound theology
- Make singing a habit in your home

Just click the special link in the 1st comment and then click the green “Back this project” button!

22/04/2023

ANNOUNCING:

The Hi-Contrast Hymn Book!

This brand-new children's board book is designed to help Christian families teach their little ones the great hymns of the faith.

We are currently funding the Hi-Contrast Hymn Book via Kickstarter. And it ends May 8!

Go to the link in the first comment to grab a copy for the little ones in your life before they're gone:

20/07/2020

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16/07/2020

"And sure I am, it is better to be sick, providing Christ come to the bed-side, and draw aside the curtains, and say 'Courage, I am thy salvation,' than to enjoy health, being l***y and strong, and never to be visited of God."

- Samuel Rutherford, Letters of Samuel Rutherford

15/07/2020

"When we consider at the end of our work there is a life of endless joys to be possessed in heaven with God, we shall never repent of the labour and pain that we have taken in the spiritual life."

- Thomas Manton, Sermons on 2 Corinthians 5

13/07/2020

“And now was my heart full of joy, mine eyes full of tears, and mine affections running over with love to the name, People, and Ways of Jesus Christ.”

- Hopeful, from Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan

11/07/2020

"The weightiest end of the the cross of Christ that is laid upon you, lieth upon your strong Saviour."

- Samuel Rutheford, Letters of Samuel Rutherford

10/07/2020

"Walking by faith maketh a man comfortable and confident; a believer is encouraged in all his duty, emboldened in his conflicts, comforted in all his sufferings."

- Thomas Manton, Sermons on 2 Corinthians 5

09/07/2020

"Now this is true sincerity, when we make God alone our paymaster, and count his rewards enough to repair our losses and repay our cost."

- Thomas Manton, Sermons on 2 Corinthians 5

07/07/2020

"Now, God in His own nature and majesty is to be left alone; in this regard, we have nothing to do with Him, nor does He wish us to deal with Him. We have to do with Him as clothed and displayed in His Word, by which He presents Himself to us."

- Martin Luther, The Bo***ge of the Will

06/07/2020

"If we have faith, we may be sure that hereafter we shall have sight. For God will not disappoint the soul that looketh and longeth for what he hath promised; and not only looketh and longeth, but laboreth, and suffereth all manner of inconveniency, and is willing to do anything and be anything that it may enjoy these blessed hopes." - Thomas Manton, Sermons on 2 Corinthians 5

03/07/2020

"You can be absolutely certain that no sin is powerful enough to overwhelm God's strength. One Almighty is more than many 'mighties'!"

- William Gurnall, The Christian in Complete Armour

02/07/2020

"Preach the gospel. Die. Be forgotten."

- Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf

30/06/2020

"Children cannot learn too soon that this is a world in which we are not all intended to rule, and that we are never in our right place until we know how to obey our betters."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

29/06/2020

"Be not cast down because your children see not the full value of the means of grace now. Only train them up to a habit of regular attendance."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

27/06/2020

"Show me a growing Christian, a going forward Christian, a strong Christian, and sure am I, he is one that speaks often with his Lord."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

26/06/2020

"Prayer is one great secret of spiritual prosperity. When there is much private communion with God, your soul will grow like the grass after rain; when there is little, all will be at a standstill, you will barely keep your soul alive."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

25/06/2020

"Children understand far more of the Bible than we are apt to suppose."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

24/06/2020

"You cannot make your children love the Bible…but you can make your children acquainted with the Bible; and be sure they cannot be acquainted with that blessed book too soon, or too well."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

23/06/2020

"He that has trained his children for heaven, rather than for earth—for God, rather than for man,—he is the parent that will be called wise at last."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

22/06/2020

“Soul love is the soul of all love.”

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

19/06/2020

"In every step you take about your children, in every plan, and scheme, and arrangement that concerns them, do not leave out that mighty question, 'How will this affect their souls?'"

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

18/06/2020

"Precious, no doubt, are these little ones in your eyes; but if you love them, think often of their souls."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

18/06/2020

"The path of obedience is the way in which He gives the blessing. We have only to do as the servants were commanded at the marriage feast in Cana, to fill the waterpots with water, and we may safely leave it to the Lord to turn that water into wine."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

17/06/2020

"Our duty is not to stand still and dispute, but to go forward and obey." - J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

17/06/2020

"God gives your children a mind that will receive impressions like moist clay. He gives them a disposition at the starting-point of life to believe what you advise them, and to trust your word rather than a stranger's. He gives you, in short, a golden opportunity of doing them good."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

16/06/2020

Children are like young plants, and need gentle watering—often, but a little at a time. We must not expect all things at once.

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

16/06/2020

"Kindness, gentleness, long-suffering, forbearance, patience, sympathy, a willingness to enter into childish troubles, a readiness to take part in childish joys,—these are the cords by which a child may be led most easily,—these are the clues you must follow if you would find the way to his heart."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

15/06/2020

"Train up your children in the way they should go, and not in the way they want to go."

- J.C. Ryle, The Duties of Parents

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