“The crowd is most often wrong.” Pictured is the Desert of Paran. This is where Moses sent out the 12 tour guides. Yes, you read that correctly. The Hebrew word is not a spy, but a tour guide. They were … Continue reading →

“People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day” – Winnie-the-Pooh. Ever wonder why God calls us children of God rather than adults when we come to faith in Jesus? I recently watched a movie that drove this … Continue reading →

God is infinitely bigger than you. These are the canyon walls of Ein Avdat, a nature reserve in southern Israel. At the end of this meandering canyon is a pool of water where a majestic waterfall plunges into it. It … Continue reading →

You have two ears and one mouth. This picture is of the desert that the children of Israel came through on their first attempt at entering the Promised Land. The Book of Numbers in the Hebrew Bible is called “in … Continue reading →

Walking across the beach on one of the many motus of French Polynesia was a kick. Grains of fine white sand would stick to our feet, eventually washing off in the aqua colored water. I never once thought to count … Continue reading →