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Author Archives: Kerry
Thanksgiving – family devotion
Index of Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday posts Happy Thanksgiving! Before or after watching A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, discuss some scriptures about giving thanks: 1. Psalm 50:23. What may we do that will prepare our hearts to see God’s salvation revealed? … Continue reading
Thanksgiving as color vision
Index of Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday posts Thanksgiving is a window to reality; our chief means of spiritual perception. Imagine a country where everyone was gradually becoming color-blind (to borrow from H. G. Wells). As more and more people were … Continue reading
Water cycle – globe model
Nearly 3/4ths of the surface of our Earth, “the blue planet,” is covered with water. Water is characteristic of biological life in the universe as we know it. To more clearly see how much water there is in the Earth, … Continue reading
Thanksgiving – being now passed over the vast and mighty ocean
Index of Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday posts “Here beginneth the chronicle of those memorable circumstances of the year 1620, as recorded by Nathaniel Morton, keeper of the records of Plymouth Colony, based on the account of William Bradford, sometime governor … Continue reading
Living books
In a recent post, Laura lists some of the books and resources they’ve been using this year. She mentions that they have been reading My Side of the Mountain and some other books this year. Check out her post here; … Continue reading
Even to the least of these
Watch this 2-minute video on Dung Beetles: https://youtu.be/4vp0ayLeifM Then read “Blessed are the Dung Beetles” by John Halford: https://archive.gci.org/articles/blessed-are-the-dung-beetles/ “God must be extraordinarily fond of beetles.” (Charles Darwin) Sometimes God shows his divine nature, with great eloquence, through the … Continue reading
John Halford on a visit to a planetarium
This brief video from GCI is hilarious – I think you’ll agree it’s well worth 2 minutes of your time, especially if you knew me when I was a planetarium director. I can tell several stories of what happened when … Continue reading
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As Good As It Gets
Sunday night the blue S-10 pickup pulled into our driveway from Albuquerque, bearing my nephew James on his way home to Missouri. We miss James a lot, for many reasons, one being that because of his work he’s not frequently … Continue reading
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Susanna at 15
Oh, Susanna, has it been 15 years already? When you were born, I sang “First Lullaby” to you in the delivery room, mangling the French, I’m sure. You can’t remember that, of course, but I’ll never forget it. Instead of … Continue reading
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Onward into light
Rachel, thank you for sharing your wonderment at nature, with a daily stream of beautiful nature photos! Here’s the story behind the lion hug:
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