Several years ago I wrote a blog under this title. (Reprinted two weeks ago.) It was a lighthearted look at what I thought was a generational divide in the way... Read More
This is a re-print of an article from August of 2017. Look for part two coming soon! A couple of years ago the Womenary study was Worldview and World Religions.... Read More
Like Clement of Rome, another church father many are unfamiliar with is Ignatius. He was born shortly after Clement, a few years after Christ’s death and resurrection, into a pagan... Read More
“Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.” —Psalm 46:10, NIVThe sounds of silence intrigue. Pete McBride, October... Read More
I was recently at a conference where they referenced the universe as the “first book of scripture” and then commented: “it is always open.” At first I was taken aback;... Read More
Our New Year's Day blog is worth reading again as we continue to the return to fully open communities...For all its dangers and distractions, technology has been a blessing for... Read More
Just last week I observed God bringing “closure” for my thirteen and sixteen-year-old granddaughters as they said goodbye to a place of special significance to them. We’d sold our family... Read More
An article I read recently was called “Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease: Lessons Learned and Applied”. The article talked about how over half of Alzheimer’s disease is caused by “modifiable factors”.... Read More
The Pansy is derived from the Violet species and gets its meaning from the French word pensie: thought or remembrance.IN PLAIN SIGHT, Seeing God’s Signature throughout Creation by Charles R.... Read More
It can be helpful for someone who is going through a difficult time to hear from others who have had similar experiences. God gives us this in His Word. His... Read More