Here’s a list with short reviews of the books I read in 2023. What have you been reading?

Here is a list (and short reviews) of what I read in 2022 and what I hope to read in 2023.

I wanted to share this resource list on here for anyone who might be interested in good books! Enjoy!

This was my first attempt of hopefully many to trace a theme throughout the Bible.

I will not provide “camping trip” transportation services. But here is a sampling of what I am willing to do.

Poetry isn’t my forte, but we’ve had the grumps, I’m reading The God of the Garden, and my crocuses bloomed yesterday, so I made a feeble poetry attempt.

Here is a list of what I read in 2021 and what I hope to read in 2022.

All hullabaloo broke loose. A kid fractured a bone. The furnace broke. And a piece of family news stirred up some new anxieties.

Maybe after the construction is done we’ll still take the alternate route to school.

PEACE WITH GOD. Do you have it?

If you give a mom an hour, she might spend it hanging frames for a hallway gallery wall.

Here’s a list of the books I read in 2020.

This year has been a doozy. Sometime in summer of 2020, I decided to write a haiku for each month of the year.

Dark force rising... Holes. A grief observed.

Let your eyes look directly forward, and your gaze be straight before you. Proverbs 4:25

This false premise has brewed in our evolving philosophies for hundreds of years. It creeps into our own hearts as Christians in subtle ways.

What is God up to? I’ve seen many posts and memes lately that have tried to answer this question. But here’s the thing.

Whoa. Just gleaned a new nugget today at Bible Study. We are studying the book of Mark.

Guys, I don’t think any of us are in danger of not being selfish enough this Christmas, or ever.

This is the story of my ancestors. This is my family history. These are my people.