The quiet summer night sky was star-filled. No moon was showing. The wind was calm. The Milky Way went from NE to SW, where Sagittarius (the Pitcher) was angled like it could pour into a cup on the earth. Faylene took some deep breaths and began her trek in the… Continue reading
Distractions and addictions to media abound in our culture. It is possible to be immersed to the point that real questions about purpose and direction are buried. However, sooner or later, but usually at a young age, people begin to look around at life, earth, water, and sky to ask… Continue reading
Wouldn’t it be nice if all war was just history, like a museum. Is that possible? No. The only solution to the turbulence and evil in man’s heart, or a nation’s heart, a region’s heart, is that Christ be Lord. He alone promises a peace, even in a turbulent world,… Continue reading
There they were again! Three big old snapping turtles lounging in the pond. For an hour, there was virtually no movement. The sun’s rays were warming their backs. Except for a periodic dive for some plant food or an occasional minnow, they did nothing. All movements were slow. I watch… Continue reading
While relatives on my side of the family have not been close, the grown kids and a few cousins have discussed engraving our dad’s name among other veterans in the little town where he grew up. The project was completed and the names read at the local VFW post today.… Continue reading
They clustered around the table to look at an array of marine and plant fossils during the break. We were well into the biblical creation seminar in the Philippines and had laid the groundwork from the Bible on the worldwide Genesis Flood. For many audiences in the Philippines, the content… Continue reading
