The world in which we live is marvelous. Do we praise God for it? I think we should. Think of the monarch butterfly which can migrate as far as 3000 miles. Or the dance of the honeybee which tells the other bees where nectar has been found. We marvel Read more…
This is a great time for stargazing because it gets dark early, but it is not very cold. So get out and look and see what you can find. What I call the landmark for the autumn evening sky is the Great Square of Pegasus. When you locate the Great Read more…
As one who is convinced that Christianity is true, I have wondered why so many of our young people are leaving the church. Lately I came across a book called, Repairing the Breach, Explaining the Systematic Deception Behind the War of Worldviews and How Christendom Can Turn the Tide. This Read more…
A recently published set of 15 DVDs called Foundations Restored by a group of Catholics has received excellent reviews. “I can’t say enough about this series! FOUNDATIONS RESTORED is simply outstanding.” “Unbelievable. It is an amazing series.” “I have heard many of the arguments of this excellent presentation before, but Read more…
How does the fall garden differ from the spring or summer gardens? For one thing, weeds are not as troublesome, especially if you have been careful to mulch. For another thing, fall vegetables such as squash and sweet potatoes seem to be just ready for picking; any hard work is Read more…
Did Jesus Christ leave his burial garment behind in the tomb as a witness for us, and as a modern day miracle for us? The reason it is a modern day miracle is because we now have the technology to thoroughly examine the shroud and the results are astounding. The Read more…
In my book Sacred Strands, the Story of a Redeemer Woven Through History, I mention some of the earliest men we find in the Bible in Genesis and I follow the thread found in Genesis 3:15, where God foretells of the “seed of the woman, who would bruise the head of Read more…
A great tool for stargazing is my Sacred Sky Worksheets. They include four pages, one for each season–winter, spring, summer, and fall. The stars move throughout the night, appearing in different locations (or out of sight) at different times throughout the night. The worksheets show what can be seen in Read more…
I wrote a blog on China’s Altar of Heaven a couple weeks ago. A Chinese Christian author, Chan Kei Thong writes in Finding God in Ancient China that the Chinese for four millennia of history worshiped the one true God whom they referred to as “Shang Di,” the Lord of Heaven. Read more…
One Sunday in August, 2015, I heard from our pastor some history on the burial garment of Jesus Christ which amazed me and started me on a journey, researching if it could possibly be true. The question I wanted an answer to was this: Is the Shroud of Turin the Read more…