It was a smoky afternoon in Montana. That was the story of the week, if I'm being honest. But challenging situations caused us to travel, to look, to try something different. Which I'm actually glad for. But on this particular day, we ended up driving all over. I can't recall the original plan, but it fell apart, and we drove northward to one mountain range in particular, if my memory serves me correctly. Montana is full of back roads, dirt roads, and roads that you can't rea

In other words, what came first? Many questions surround the first chapter of Genesis, but one of the most vexing is this: "How was there light before the sun and the stars?" For today's content share, here is an article from Got Questions about that very subject. A plethora of views have been suggested, but a plain reading of the text indicates that, yes, God made light before any luminaries. This article does a great job answering the main issue behind the question. It make

I went to Shenandoah National Park today. The plan was to do a video as well as, hopefully, get a photo or two. Well, while we've had pretty consistent storms and rain, unfortunately it hasn't been enough for the waterfalls. Even with low water, I would have had a chance to get something. But I was missing something really important: a polarized filter. A lot of people have polarized glasses. They remove glares and reflections, making visibility a bit easier. Well, a polarize