A tour bus along with several cars had stopped in front of the artist’s house. People wandered around pointing at the towering steel sculptures glinting in the sun, while... Read More »
What do you do 18 times a minute, 1,080 times an hour, 25,920 times a day, yet rarely notice? The answer: You breathe. If you are 40 years old, you have already taken more than... Read More »
As part of a campaign called “Get America Singing . . . Again,” a group of music educators has published a list of forty-two songs that it believes Americans must... Read More »
The Hubble telescope has provided us with dramatic pictures of the farthest regions of the starry heavens. Photographs show clouds of interstellar hydrogen gas towering nearly... Read More »
As a farm boy in North Dakota, I often had a sense of awe when I looked at the sky on a clear day or when I listened to the rolling thunder of an approaching storm. God seemed... Read More »
The words of King Solomon’s bride, “I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine” (Song 6:3), beautifully portray the security of a husband and wife who know... Read More »
It had been a long Michigan winter and my three-year-old granddaughter had forgotten all about thunderstorms. So she was frightened one spring afternoon when the sky grew dark,... Read More »
The sign outside the church states, “Worship Service–Sunday at 11:00 a.m.” That ought to stop traffic. Passersby should take out their pens and jot the time down... Read More »