Final photos from our vacation #CreationRocks!
Understatement of the millennia, Hebrew poet who penned The Creation Story; it should be more like “God checked out God’s creation work and – BAM! – it was beyond spectacular!”
Category: travel photography
Butterflies, orchids, children, and other miracles of nature…
If you enjoy photography then this is the post for you. Yesterday I featured our granddaughter’s fifth birthday (Letter to
Photo-essay from the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
Stretching from the Appalachian Mountains in the west, through the Piedmont, across the Sand Hills and the Coastal Plains, then all the way to the Outer Banks, North Carolina offers a little of everything and a lot to explore…
Stunning photographs from Duke Gardens
Then God said, “Let the land produce vegetation: seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in
astro or quantum – it all points to God
the more I do understand the more the beauty and the complexity and the simplicity and the scope and the fine detail and the limitless possibility inherent in all that I am constantly learning leads me into God’s embrace.
Fresh air, mountain views, and the presence of God
God, I’ve heard tell, keeps a cabin in the mountains of North Carolina. Yesterday God must have been out hiking too, because we met right there at the top of Mt. Jefferson.
Photographs from the Mountains
North Carolina is an amazingly beautiful state, from the Appalachian Mountains, through the Piedmont, the Coastal Region, and to the Outer Banks. Little by little, we’re exploring its wide variety and the phenomenal resource of its natural spaces.
life comes at you in rapid-fire snapshot images – so take a step back…
my first reflection from the weekend begins with a sanctuary full with friends and family who stood as a collective witness to the undeniable fact that love and light and promise are more compelling, more durable, and more real than death, and defeat, and disappointment.
it’s the day before the night before Christmas…
I know I’ve used the idea a lot recently, but I really like the notion of Jesus being God’s invitation. And an invitation – of course – never really takes effect until we respond… and show up… and (the best part) participate.
“Come on! What are you waiting for?”
What would you risk for Jesus? How abundantly do you want to live? Come on, what are you waiting for?
