Monthly Archives: February 2011

My wife and I read Psalm 37 last night.  And God was there. We haven’t been sitting down with each other in the evening as we should, and we both decided that this week we need to make it a … Continue reading →

God’s creation is beautiful even upside down. At work early this morning I saw the reflections of the clouds on the very still, mirrored surface of the lake.  I was actually too busy to get the pictures I first wanted … Continue reading →

I had to chuckle at myself a few days ago … I was listening to the Mac Attack podcast with host Steve Stanger and his guest David Sparks.  Stanger was interviewing Sparks concerning his new book “Mac at Work.”  He … Continue reading →

The question of the great command … Matthew 22:35–40 (NIV) One of them, an expert in the law, tested him with this question: 36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” 37 Jesus replied: “ ‘Love the Lord … Continue reading →

Trusting God past the harm that comes in following him. Trusting him past the cliche. Actually trusting God with our lives. Past our words to the pudding, as in the proof is in the pudding. 🙂 This is where the … Continue reading →

GeoTagged, [N39.39289, E87.48071] Located on Wabash River. My dad worked there fifty years ago. If you have watched “Conspiracy Theory” … This is our Geronimo.

GeoTagged, [N39.39286, E87.48074] Couldn’t resist a picture of my faithful steed on this arctic morning. Looks a little dragon-like with the exhaust.

Childlike wonder … Kids’ stuff or part of the faith adventure of following Jesus Son of God? Listening to a song today about recapturing days gone by of childlike splendor and wonder. So where did our sense of wonder go? … Continue reading →

Beauty of God on a frosty morning. Glory to you, O Lord, for your artistry and craftsmanship of all we see.