Entries of November, 2008

Here is a gorgeous diamondback rattlesnake. He is the property of Dan Breeding (dantheanimalman.com).  Dan is a remarkable animal expert who loves Jesus and does an amazing show with live animals to demonstrate creation over evolution and to share the gospel.  I encourage you to use Dan in your ministry (and try supporting him–his food [...]

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Thanksgiving evokes many thoughts and images–family, food, blessings, and (for some reason) the Detroit Lions on TV. One of the icons of the season is the cornucopia–the horn-shaped symbol of an abundant harvest. It actually dates back to Greek mythology and the idea of a goat’s horn filled with milk for the baby Zeus, but [...]

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When my children were much younger I developed a habit that I soon jettisoned because, well, it was stupid. Whenever I went on a trip I would bring them back a candy bar or some junk food like twinkies. Not a great way to lead your children to appreciate a healthy diet!Children love junk food. [...]

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This week three days appear on the calendar worth noting. I am generally not one for special days, since the very practice of recognizing them as special again and again make them, well, less special. But this week I remember three days I hope you will pause to reflect on as well. The first was [...]

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Finished

November 2, 2008 en Blog by

Whew. What a week. Hannah finished her season last weekend. Her team went on a tear and ended up # 2 in the entire state in volleyball. She is 13th in the whole state in service aces. Not bad for a sophomore. Then we went to nationals and faced fierce teams from all over. The [...]

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