I took this photo a number of years ago, early in my landscape photography days. I enjoyed photographing this dogwood tree. Springtime is officially here, I hope. March was a crazy weather month in Virginia, to be sure. Eighty degrees, snow the next day, and a roller coaster of temps ever since. But the trees are blossoming now and it seems that winter is finally done. I've written about the seasons many times already. They are certainly capable metaphors for life. I know as

In today's share, another video from Answers in Genesis Canada. I actually found this one to be really interesting as well as helpful. Especially in 21st century U.S.A. where race has, unfortunately, continued to be a problem on both sides of the political aisle, this video has a special timeliness to it. As Christians, we need to realize that Scripture has the final say. That goes to how we view the issue of race as well. I'm aware of the nuance pertaining to this issue, bu

I've been reading a Bible verse quite often lately. In fact, I've probably written about this already, so if this is on repeat, I apologize. But, I suppose, it's important enough to repeat, I mean, It's been important enough for me to read multiple times as of late. And it's this verse here: "How blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob, whose hope is in the LORD his God," - Psalm 146:5 There's a lot to unpack here. Blessed, well, it's easy for our minds to go to the Bea