Autumn days often bring early morning fog. As I was standing on the balcony of our little apartment, I could see the tree outline but nothing more. The vibrant autumn colors I could see two days earlier were hidden. The same scene during the frontal edge of a thunderstorm last… Continue reading
The NE United States, like many mid-latitude places in the world, has a wide variety of deciduous trees that explode into color in Autumn. Pictures like these can be found in dozens of posts and articles. But let’s go further because the depth and scope of the change are worth… Continue reading
Reaching for the Most – The Parable of the Hawk. The steady wing stroke and the straight-line flight of the red-tailed hawk indicated he was on a mission. As he passed in front of me, he began to rise quickly. He briefly stopped the rise, altered direction a little… Continue reading
The Genesis Connection: What do we do with our sin and wrong motivations? An area of my property was densely packed with briars, thorns, vines, and unkept trees. Day after day I would work to clear a few feet, removing things so I could see ahead. Then I began to… Continue reading
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
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