When Allen, my oldest son, viewed his world from a stroller, I would commonly push him out in our backyard in Florala, Alabama, and say, “Allen, let’s go trail blazing.” Driving him around our yard was delight … especially to a dad with his first born. Since then, I have realized that through all of his and my youngest son’s life, I have blazed trails.
Trail Blazing (Forging a Path for Kids to Follow), will helps readers of young children understood some keys to guiding their children in life’s path that will serve to clear a trail for them to travel.
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“In today’s world we have loneliness, but rarely solitude.”[1] Animals hibernate but only to survive the winter. Plants chemical clock reacts to the seasons, but only humans need solitude – regardless of the time of year. Why is it that the Son of God sought time alone? (Luke 9:18,36; John 6:15)
Safe Haven (How to Find Your Personal Sanctuary), grapples with the idea of personal sanctuary for each of us and how to find that place.
[1] Scott Young, Seeking Solitude: 17 Ways to Find Time for Yourself, http://www.pickthebrain.com/blog/solitude/
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