Monthly Archives: February 2025

By faith we understand that the universe was formed at God’s command so that what is seen was not made out of what was visible. Hebrews 11:3 I recently read this article from Hope Healing Hands and I thought it … Continue reading →

The following blog was originally posted in February 2019. I wanted to write about the blessings of music for this week’s blog when I remembered that I had written this one about our wonderful experience with meeting Taize music in … Continue reading →

We were visiting my great-aunt and uncle in Wisconsin one weekend. Since we were there on a Sunday, we went to the tiny Newville Sunday School. At one point the Superintendent (an elderly man who looked around 90) asked a … Continue reading →

When I was a junior in college I took a Mathematical Physics course. It was not my favorite class, because it involved lots of complicated extensive calculations with infinite series. I even bought shelf paper for my homework, since some … Continue reading →

…how phenomenal worship is. We get to do this! We are free to worship. Consider certain parts of the world where worshiping God might literally get you killed. Horrifically. It is sad that people in our country couldn’t care less. … Continue reading →

Did you ever go home with a black eye?   What was the reaction?  Why were you fighting?  Or how does the other guy look (ha ha)? There’s something about a black eye that elicits different reactions than other scrapes, bruises … Continue reading →

I’m just getting home from out of town. I was at a speaking engagement regarding my book. What I realized when I finished my “talk” was even though the events of my book took place many years ago, repeating the … Continue reading →

I’m just getting home from out of town. I was at a speaking engagement regarding my book. What I realized when I finished my “talk” was even though the events of my book took place many years ago, repeating the … Continue reading →

These days most technology is complex and changes quickly, but technological change also comes at a lower level. Do you remember baling wire? I do. Bales of hay used to be held together with wire. The resulting bales were heavy … Continue reading →