As a photographer, it can be pretty easy to become discontented with one's work. You look around at the awesome images others are putting out, and judge your own work. It's easy to think that one's own portfolio is actually quite terrible in comparison. It's somewhat like keeping up with the Joneses. And the challenge is also realizing that most of us don't live near epic mountain ranges, and dramatic skies don't happen that often in reality. So the photographer keeps dreami

I came across this video last night and found it compelling. It's true, we often can forget our loved ones. I remember in Home Alone 2, Kevin in his conversation with the homeless lady makes an interesting but insightful comment (for an 8 year old). He more or less suggests that people don't forget people, but forget to remember them. Ok, it really doesn't make a lot of sense, but I think the sentiment is that most of us don't intend to put others on the back burner. But life

I'll tell you, life can be a scramble, can't it? Between all of our responsibilities, it can be easy to lose sight of certain things, the biggest of which is our spiritual condition. A friend recently asked me about my study habits, that is, how I go about studying. They intended to understand what I used to study, that is, whether I use commentaries, study Bibles, etc.? And, I had to answer honestly: While I have a process in studying God's word, it has not been what it ough