Author Archives: dave

The fruit of morality … Not in the Bible.  God doesn’t talk about it.  Do you wonder why? Shouldn’t we? I mean, if we are going to preach morals and morality, then shouldn’t it cross our minds that maybe this … Continue reading →

Who says … Sometimes, no, often we turn to a Bible text and say “this is what the Bible teaches about such and such” but it doesn’t. We say it but the text doesn’t. Study books, Sunday school curriculum, commentaries … Continue reading →

A cosmic wonder … I still can’t get past the thought – God wants me to love him. Makes loving him my top rule for living the eternal life he has given me. And I praise him. Scratching my head … Continue reading →

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I would like to say something about the “it” factor in our relationship with God. I began listening to a podcast by Alistair Begg today, and he read a text in Isaiah.  I didn’t even allow him to finish the … Continue reading →

Bow before God in everything; see God in everything. Do we know the blessing of bowing before God no matter what? Shachah- the most used word in the Old Testament for worship. It means to bow down, to bow low. … Continue reading →

From the chorus of Healer by Ten Shekel Shirt So I fall on my knees,To get back on my feet again. Psalm 62.1-2 (NASB)1 My soul waits in silence for God only; From Him is my salvation. 2 He only … Continue reading →

Here’s a thought. The art of God in our lives, being beautiful in Jesus’ name. The path of the Christian should begin, not end, at the spiritual disciplines as we allow those disciplines of prayer, Scripture reading and reflection, bowing … Continue reading →

Don’t miss what looks to be a few hundred geese on the western horizon that I spooked with my approach.  AND don’t miss the geese marching like a little troupe about half way or so through the video.

You may be able to see the different groups descending to land.  I caught the end of this as it seemed there were hundreds of geese in various flocks descending at different levels waiting to land.  “Goose version” of O’Hare … Continue reading →