The Hario V60 Coffee Machine – I have a Hario pour over kettle and the V60. I like them almost as much as my Chemex. So when I saw this I was immediately excited about the possibilities. Unfortunately, it seems to be only available in Japan right now. Too bad. But it saves me some money, I guess…
10 Twinkie Talking Points – With the demise of Twinkies a few months ago, this post brings a feeling of nostalgia with it. I wonder how much Twinkies are going for on eBay?
Can You Spot The Invisible Animal? – God has designed things in wonderful ways! These animals have the ability to blend in with their natural surroundings so perfectly that they become nearly impossible to spot. My kids loved this! The only one that took me a while to spot was the common snipe. Finally, I Googled an image, so I could see what I was searching for. Check the lower left quadrant.
A Quest For Hidden Spitfire Planes – Historical articles seem to always catch my eye. Especially when they concern hidden treasures, such as the 36 World War II Spitfires recently discovered in Burma. Most of the history of WW2 is about the European of American fronts. Very little is out there about the Burmese aspect of WW2. This discovery sheds a little light in that area.
Losing Adam – It’s rare these days to find much referring to the accurate historicity of the book of Genesis, especially the first eleven chapters. But there are some consequences for the rest of the Bible, as well as our faith, if we reject this portion of Scripture.
Bible Reading Plan For Kids – Spending time in God’s Word is an essential aspect to growing our faith. And I want my kids to develop that habit of intentionally reading the Bible as soon as possible. These Bible Reading Plans are simple and easy to use, helping to create a love for God and his Word in our children. Check these out. You may find them to be extremely useful.
There’s no such thing as faith apart from risk-taking. Creativity takes risk. The people who are most secure in Jesus Christ shouldn’t be scared to try new things. – Howard Hendricks