Can Anyone Be Thankful? It was an early morning call just a week ago. My wife listened as a young girl began to pour out her heart. She was wondering why she should live at all. My lovely wife slowly continued the conversation via text to this little heart halfway… Continue reading
The issue of origins remains a big story in books from elementary school and up. It all came about by itself, they usually say. Complexity rises independent of oversight and effort. After it’s heard for several generations, it must be, shouldn’t it? A lady from Myanmar told me yesterday that… Continue reading
I just completed two presentations in a local church on a biblical view of origins that stimulated some interest among families. As things quieted down after the second session, a teenage girl came to the resource table when most everyone had left. She was looking over the books and fossils.… Continue reading
Getting my eyes opened at 3:15 am is a feat in itself, but I needed a little lead time to gather some gear and head to a neighbor’s land that has a great view to the east. Comet Nishimura has gotten some press lately, so I wanted to take a… Continue reading
He appointed the moon for seasons… The alarm at 3:30 am jarred me awake but my wife was already stirring. The day had come to make a trip to help a daughter in Montana, and our ride to the Raleigh-Durham airport was an hour to make the first of two… Continue reading
Worthy News in an Unsettled World I review the news headlines and proofread a few stories periodically. I usually include at least three sources, and specifically go outside sites that give you news that gets “doctored” by what I click on. Bias is in full swing on most sites, so… Continue reading
