Image and Likeness

One of our grandsons was adopted at birth by our daughter and son-in-law. He is 18 years old now and has his own unique personality and nature. However, in many ways he was taken on the characteristics of his adopted family, including his personal faith in Jesus Christ. I John 3:1-3 says, “See what kindContinue reading “Image and Likeness”

Walk In The Light

Almost every morning I go for a hike and I begin while it is still dark. I have to walk gingerly as many dangers are in my path. Uneven walkways, holes, animals, obstructions and other unexpected dangers can trip me up and cause me to fall. Then there is the possibility that someone may beContinue reading “Walk In The Light”

The Hungry Soul Filled

Have you ever suggested a gift idea for yourself to a friend and relative, only to be sorely disappointed when they gave you something less? Maybe they misunderstood your request. Perhaps you didn’t communicate well. Or maybe you simply requested the wrong thing. Psalm 107:9 says, “For he satisfies the longing soul, and the hungryContinue reading “The Hungry Soul Filled”

Nature Hikes

Since I had a brain tumor removed five years ago, I have taken up walking or hiking. My favorite places to hike are on nature trails through nature preserves and state parks. And my favorite time to hike is early morning. If I can catch a beautiful sunrise, I am all that much happier. IContinue reading “Nature Hikes”

Experiencial Knowledge

At least for me, knowledge gained by experience is more impactful and has longer term benefits than knowledge learned simply by reading or hearing. Both aspects of knowledge are important, but when I learn through experience I retain the knowledge longer and use this knowledge more in my life. II Peter 1:2-3 says, “May graceContinue reading “Experiencial Knowledge”