The views were spectacular, in every direction. Sometimes it is a good idea to climb to the very top and ask God to show you the world
The Church
Surviving the storm only to find a greater threat waiting on the beach!
Yes, this is still “Travel Week” here at Reading Between the Lines. But my travel-post will come later in the day. This morning I want to offer something more devotional, because the idea of living a life of fully-engaged faith… Read More ›
Sunday morning worship in Dresden – God’s invitation is everywhere!
In the city belonging to our God, the Lord is great and so worthy of praise! His holy mountain is a beautiful summit, the joy of the whole world. Mount Zion, in the far north, is the city of the great king. God… Read More ›
a few more highlights from Dresden
So today’s post is a hodgepodge from the past few days. And, yes, there are a couple of my more serious Nikon photographs thrown in.
“Flat Jesus” goes on a European adventure!
The day has finally arrived! Rebekah and I are headed to Europe. By this time tomorrow morning we should be in Dresden, catching up with the fabulous international adventures of our globe-trotting son Andrew and his beautiful wife, Alicia. Of… Read More ›
here we raise our “Ebenezer” #stonesofhelp
Congratulations, Ebenezer Presbyterian, on your 100 years of faithful witness in the community of Coats
a “prayer of illumination”
let’s help our nation turn back in the right direction by, first, turning ourselves….
“Love is Real” and other images #5PhotoFriday
a summary of the week via the best pictures
Some of my best photographs from the Presbytery of New Hope
I am proud and grateful to be part of this critically important work.
Jesus – “Who do you say that I am?”
Too often, Christianity is less a personal decision and more of a pattern of routine life.
