Monthly Archives: September 2014

As my first seminary class enters week 6 of 7, I continue to be blessed and enthralled with what I’m learning from the Old Testament.   The depth and breadth of the OT canon and all that it has to offer … Continue reading →

God is always weaving the details of our lives.  Not a thread is placed outside of the design of his immutable purpose and eternal plan.  They may not always be placed as we would like them or where we would … Continue reading →

Tonight is “el grito” (the shout) which is when the Independence Day declaration sets off the celebration for Mexico’s independence (1810).  There’s more to it than just everyone shouting “¡Viva México! all at once, but for the Cliff’s Notes version, … Continue reading →

One of my boys, and I won’t say which one, but his name starts with the same sound as in “Cameron,” has always had a knack for saying unique things without knowing it.  A couple days ago I was looking … Continue reading →

This little creature somehow fluttered in without anyone noticing until Cameron was getting ready for bed tonight.  I had to take a pic or two and then found a way to set it on its way outside.  Hope it doesn’t … Continue reading →

Over a year ago, one of my teammates and I came out of our local supermarket and discovered some significant damage to the rear driver side of our van.  Apparently, a vehicle had backed into the van while we were … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I began Week 2 of my first seminary class which is an overview of Old Testament history, literature, and theology.  I’m amazed how much my understanding of the Old Testament has changed in just over a week, and how … Continue reading →