Today's share is a video featuring an interview with Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, whose videos I have followed In it, he and Stephen Hackett discuss how much we have actually learned since Darwin. I think it is safe to suggest that, perhaps, had Darwin had the information we have today, he very well may have rejected his own theory. The video is a clip from a much longer video, and I'd encourage you to check out the full one as well. I hope that you'll find it useful, though it is

This morning I glanced outside to notice the sunrise. It was peculiar. Pretty, but almost like an abstract painting. The clouds seemed almost blurred, the colors serene. I glanced again moments later, and it had already changed. Sunrise and sunsets are funny like that. Those moments are easy to miss, especially in this day of distraction and busy-ness. Intentionality can be hard to muster up at times. Frankly, most of the time when things go right it, almost feels like dumb l

For today's post share, an article from ACBC on an interesting topic: Is it ok for Christians to cuss? There are definitely many views on this, but in my opinion, Scripture is pretty clear. I think the conversation in this post is helpful for Christians seeking to discern how they ought to use their speech. And so, I hope it is a blessing to you this day.