Toil of Joy. Working hard clay with rocks is toilsome. Clearing land comes at a cost of long days, and I was hoping that this day was one the last ones for a section of yard work. After all the work in dirt and mud, there is still 25 feet… Continue reading
Calamity can bring hard times. However, it can be a time of blessing for Christ followers or those they touch. In the last post on this site, which was written before the disaster of Hurricane Helene in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, we discussed the reality of evil and calamity in… Continue reading
Why is there calamity and evil? We hear variations of this question from children quite often. We teach a biblical view on the subject, and the Bible is very clear about why things are broken. It is the backdrop for God’s statements about our need for a relationship with Him.… Continue reading
“I want to see the Milky Way.” Her tone of voice made it clear that some late nights and early mornings were coming. Carolina night skies are not always cooperative, but we were in a high-pressure dome and with clear nights and low humidity predicted for days. Thus began a… Continue reading
The Joseph Factor. Obstacles aren’t always what they seem. I stared at the tree, whose canopy was large enough to make me concerned about it being blown down in the wrong direction and doing some damage. But I had a nagging concern that I was missing something. As I examined… Continue reading
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