On July 9, 2015 the mountain came to us. Read more…

I reject the doctrine of the Trinity. But there is a good reason. Read more…

If I wrote a paper on the marriage relationship it could take many months, at least. Research would have to pass scrutiny for soundness. All the research which passed this screening process would have to be read and analysed. This analysis would require collation and integration. When completed it would contain the best evidence available from the fields of psychology, sociology, anthropology, history, biology, and, for me, Biblical scholarship on the topic. Read more…

Sometimes technology is just creepy! Read more…

Sometimes we need neither clever argument, insight or witty remark to inspire. God can use the serene complexity of a swamp to announce spiritual reality. Read more…

People can’t just tell their story. They want others to agree or follow the same choices. The telling of the story becomes a way to impose our opinions on others, and make them conform to our beliefs. Read more…

“So those who are believers in Christ Jesus can no longer be condemned” (Romans 8:1 God’s Word).

I heard a praise chorus as I drove home last night from work that repeated this verse over and over. While that kind of music does not rate in my top five of preferred styles, a thought crossed my mind. Read more…

Where I work a stop sign greets people, everyone, as they enter the site. A stop sign is common. It always means the same thing.

But the funny thing is many people drive right past it. Read more…

Greenlightlady posted some wonderful photos of spring flowers. She inspired me to share this photo of one of my favourite fall flowers, a bright yellow mum (chrysanthemum for purists). Read more…

As I age I become more and more grateful for little things. For example, food tastes better. Things fascinate me with pleasure rather than analysis. Read more…