Monthly Archives: February 2015

When my wife commented on last week’s thoughts on secular humanism, I told her I was continuing this week on the worldview called nihilism. Her response, “What is nihilism?” I imagine some of you are asking the same question. So … Continue reading →

One of those picture perfect moments came when my then six year old grandson got his first pair of glasses. We began wondering if his sight was poor when he started kindergarten. After an eye exam, the doctor prescribed glasses … Continue reading →

“I wonder how many nails were required to build my house?” I guess only an old construction guy like myself would even think of such a question. But it’s not like I could go through the house and count them—nails … Continue reading →

“Thank you Lord Jesus that you allowed us to live all the seasons of life together.” Several years ago, I attended the funeral for the wife of an elderly Bishop who preached her eulogy and the above quote was his … Continue reading →