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Wonder...Power...Majesty... In the last 10 days our family traveled 2550 miles, sat 56 hours in the truck and consumed 215 gallons of diesel fuel! How can that be possible? Well, if you were to ask my sitting muscles, they would tell you that they felt every one of those miles! We just got back - last night, from our Ultimate Geology Field Trip 2016. My husband John had been teaching Abbey geology all this school year and he wanted to cap it with a trip to study erosion, evi

I actually have two other posts queued up, but this is the one I'm supposed to write. Really, who wants to write about suffering let alone read about it? And yet, I find that I am attracted to these books. Or they manage to make their way into my hands. It seems that like follows like. Like Noah's Ark. Two by two. Ever notice how when you enter a room you make a beeline for the one who is most like you? Or going through something similar? Good or bad. We tend to hang

I don’t know about you, but choosing joy is not something I do naturally. I would rather gripe, complain and grumble. It seems so much easier to go down that path. I mean, make lemonade out of lemons? That takes work! When things are hard, the last thing I want to do is work. I want to take the road MOST traveled. The one with the least resistance. And yet, I read my Bible and it says just the opposite. Count it all joy (James 1:3). I am supposed to count it

About 5 years ago I did a word study on the word worship in the Bible. It was an awesome study in more ways than one. It was within the 6-month period of study that I had an encounter with God that forever changed my life. I was practicing what I was learning about worship - bowing down before my God. Psalm 95:6 Oh come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker! When I was getting up from the floor I saw robes of feathers encircling me. I was i