Spring has barely arrived in middle April in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I was admiring the thick forest of evergreen and hardwood deciduous trees as I walked down the path. Most of the ground is covered with dead branches or trees, leaves, and fallen needles. The ground is frozen… Continue reading
We woke in the morning to capture the waning moon after sunrise. A couple days after full moon, if the skies are clear at dawn, there can be a beautiful sight as the setting moon nears the mountain ridges at the southwest end the Tygart Valley in the West Virginia… Continue reading
We watched the standing waves near the roots of a large Sycamore tree. The steady rain for a day had raised the water level and quickened the current. As I pointed to the the fast stretch of the river, I recalled the time a friend was in a kayak and… Continue reading
Learning Bible Basics with Children I have found a gem of videos in a series called “Bible Mom–5-Minute Bible Lessons for Kids” by Liza Peltola. Here is a link to one of them as an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrWizzwUK4c One of my closest friends and board members has a daughter who is… Continue reading
The southwest US has been dry for centuries. That dryness has preserved beautiful scenery of a catastrophic time: the Genesis Flood. Contrary to popular opinion and numerous state or federal signs that adhere to millions of years of slow change, the evidence of magnificent canyons, huge uplifts, and crossed layers… Continue reading
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