Recently I've been reading very slowly through the opening chapters of Luke in preparation for Christmas. There's really a lot of little sections to it and each of them have their own story to tell and details to add to the greater story surrounding the birth of Christ. Can you imagine how Jesus' earthly parents felt during each of these accounts? Today I read about Anna, the prophetess. It's a short passage, detailing a moment at the temple as Jesus was being presented and c

Hardly an original shot, but a stunning location to be sure. There are few places I can think of in the United States that offer more variety, ranging from wildlife to geology, scenic views to just out of this world features, than Yellowstone National Park. Within this amazing place, one could spend multiple lifetimes researching, exploring, and photographing, and still come up with new things. It is a testament to God's creative power. On the northeast corner of the park lie

In a slight breach of etiquette I'm posting a blog share on Thursday instead of Friday this week. Long day, headache, and limited time, lends itself to letting you read someone else's work, which will be much more helpful for you than what I'm able to present tonight; not to be too whiny. That all said it should be a helpful article that deals with the idea of wasteful thinking. What should we put out minds to and how are we to take captive our thoughts for eternal purposes?