In The Joy of Counting, we looked at our counting habits—our urge to count everything from social media likes and friends, to calories and cash.
And how this constant numbering can be burdensome and leave us empty (remember the calories-hating thing?)
But there is good news. Our urge to count is not a defect—it’s an inherited trait from our Creator. We just get a little off track from the intended purpose.
Scripture has exciting examples of God counting and it gives us a beautiful picture of His heart.
In addition to our Creator numbering the stars, He also counts… Continue reading
My toddler grandsons love to count. Chairs, stuffed animals, toys, ears, toes, freckles, trees, stars—you name it—they will count it.
I turned the page in my calendar/planner and ran my hand over the blank squares. Ah, a fresh start. December’s grid was covered with notes, plans, and obligations, but January was the tip of a brand new year—unadorned with duties and responsibilities. For now.
Distant thunder rolled and rumbled as a rainstorm moved through the area. My middle grandson watched mesmerized as water pelted the windows and puddles formed outside his house where we were spending the morning together.
Have you caught it? You know, Olympic fever. 
Leigh Ann Thomas 