Aslan Is On The Move š¦
'Course he isnāt safe. But heās good.
Weāre not in control. Sometimes, we need to be reminded of that, or else we can set up little kingdoms unto our own selves and forget that weāre made to serve others.
Growing up Presbyterian, I had to learn the Westminster Catechism when I was about 10 years old, and now, at 52, I can still remember that the first question asked directly what is the meaning of life? The answer was that we were made to āglorify God and enjoy Him forever.ā
Each of us has a different way to do that, based on our gifts. The situations we are in, even the difficult ones, are a part of those gifts. A gift of teaching has no purpose unless there is someone who needs to be taught.
Enjoyment means that glorifying Him is deeply meaningful and brings joy. That doesnāt mean the tasks are easy. What easy accomplishment ever brought glory?
This is week 2 of 3 in our book series on The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
Weekly Printables
The Free Printable this week is the second in a three-week series that goes chapter-by-chapter through The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
If youāre looking for foundational phonics printables, this activity is like a paper version of the core phonics activity inside Jubilant Reader!
Thanks, from all of us at Jubilant Reader!
Steven Mitchell, PhD President and Founder Jubilant-Reader.com
