Cold water rushes through a narrow ravine. On either side of the stream, sections of rock are exposed, revealing ancient breccia, a mixture of sharp-edged rock fragments and finer grains, like a rough, natural concrete, formed by ancient volcanic activity and other dramatic forces. Vibrant green moss covers the landscape as the water rushes over ancient boulders. The stream flows through a canyon surrounded by peaks over nine thousand feet high. The American West and its geol

Today's content share is the final video in a recent series from Answers in Genesis (Canada). I have shared many of the episodes over the weeks. I feel they have touched on some of the biggest issues that we face in the West today. And one of those issues is how evolutionary thought isn't compatible with a historical view of Scripture, and the implications that arise from that view of the Bible. In this episode, Calvin Smith points to the all-too-common perspective of many Ch

If you've followed me for any time, you've likely noticed some recurring themes. From nostalgia to getting back on track, showing up when others might not, or just taking the next step because you can't see past it, these are common themes for me as I continue this venture. But they're themes that are important for all of us, quite frankly. I suppose nostalgia can be important in helping us remember our purpose. Sometimes we do have to take a step back, look at the big pictur