I think I am going to start rotating between some different photography challenges every Sunday to get my feet wet again. I was able to locate Scripture and a Snapshot this week, so here is something to think about: I’m Continue reading
Lately, it seems that I am having a staring contest with the computer and it’s winning. I can’t seem to concentrate on writing posts and I start to think it’s all for naught. It’s frustrating to have writer’s block so Continue reading
Tomorrow is the first game of the season for the Saints and I’m sure many New Orleanians are looking forward to it. After many white knuckle moments during contract disputes and controversies, the city is just glad for the season Continue reading
As I have admitted before, I’m a bit awkward when it comes to teaching my children about the Bible. I know all the basic stories: Adam and Eve, Noah and the Ark, Jonah and the Whale, etc; but the Bible Continue reading
I have always found apologetics fascinating. Apologetics is the systematic defense of Christianity. We could use more people versed in apologetics to counter the naysayers and the people who would argue against the existence of God. This week, I’ve been Continue reading
Years ago, I met a young man who claimed that he was a former US Navy SEAL. “But you’re not supposed to know that,” he had added. He wanted to keep his association with the SEALs secret for some reason; Continue reading
I am joining Katie Lloyd’s weekly photo challenge this week after a long hiatus. Earlier this week, I posted about how we turn to God in our weakness.
We had just arrived home from a brief shopping trip and I was unloading our one bag from the car. My five year old looked at it and said, “Let me carry it. I’m strong.” And he picked up the Continue reading
One of my favorite “classic” writers is Fyodor Dostoevsky. I first read Crime and Punishment about two years ago and quickly put The Brothers Karamazov on my “to read” list. I am no stranger to Russian literature, having read Anna Continue reading
I attended four schools from the age of four until I graduated high school. For most of those years, I wore a uniform. Most of the required uniforms were a plain white shirt with a plaid skirt, but when I Continue reading