Pride goes before a fall, as they say. Last fall, attempting to find an off-trail waterfall, I came face-to-face with that idea. My adventure was cut short; a coming deluge, high cliffs, dangerous footing, and a wrong approach all kept me from reaching my destination. I would have to return. Thankfully, I was finally able to, and this time I wasn't alone. My friend and I headed to the trailhead and started down the overgrown path. I had done a bit more research this time, and

I realize I share a lot of video's from AiG dealing with that lovely topic: evolution. But let's face it, one way or another, evolution has influenced our modern world to an incredible degree. I would argue, not for the better. Think about it, if we are merely animals, does that not have an effect on how we view religion, morals, the world, and life itself? If it doesn't, I would ask, "why not?" I mean, when's the last time you saw a group of dogs hold a court session, or bir

A while back, I wrote about that old phrase: "Those who can't do, teach." In the secular world, you can understand a field and teach it, even if you are not especially good at it yourself. But it's different for the Christian teacher. I do believe, for the Christian, if you're going to teach, you should not only know your stuff, but live it. But I'll tell ya, I realize the inadequacy of my faith so much of the time. What I mean is, I might have the head knowledge, but living