Category Archives: News/Blog

From retirees to young folk, my neighborhood is filled with the type of people that make it a pleasure to live near. With the younger people around here, I’ve done everything together with them from fishing, to bowling, rock-climbing, rollerblading, … Continue reading →

This is my first attempt at a making a Twitter icon that I can post on various pages for a “Tweet With Me” button. And as a good person once said, “What’s mine is yours.” Now, I’m not certain I … Continue reading →

Over the last few days I’ve been experimenting with different social sharing plugins to use on BibleRhymes. These plugins are so readers can “like” or “share” different pages or posts on the website. Tonight my experiment took a wrong turn… … Continue reading →

Happy Easter! This picture and poem was created for one reason. Jesus sometimes gets lost behind the Easter Bunny. I (BibleRhymes author/illustrator Ken McCardell) wanted to make sure He’s still in view. While I was drawing the picture, I thought … Continue reading →

My musicman apologizes for his big delay in finishing our Creation, Galilee Storm and Reap What You Sow books. He’s developed some music, but not all because getting his Master’s Degree has overloaded him. The bonus of this is I … Continue reading →

I just received an invitation from the principal of Warren Woods Christian School in Warren, Michigan to attend Career Day on April 27th. I’ve read stories from the BibleRhymes series a variety of times to the kids at the school. … Continue reading →

This is a project I worked on last night to give myself a change of pace. I love dogs and I recently read my books at catechism in Clarkston, so it seemed to be a fitting project. I have until … Continue reading →

This is Ken McCardell. I’m the author of BibleRhymes and I’m proud to share a review of our Bible stories with you! I’ll keep my words short and sweet and point you to this thoughtful book review.

Reading Luke 19 and the story of “you reap what you sow” so I could prepare a BibleRhymes version of this story, forced me to reflect on myself. I want to make sure every seed that I plant will grow … Continue reading →