Over the last few verses, Paul has mentioned several people who he cares for deeply, colleagues in his ministry. Some of these have deserted him, others have moved to other areas to minister. Luke has remained with him, and Paul desires for Timothy and Mark to join him. In this week’s passage, he warns Timothy…
Top 5 Photography Apps
One of my favorite hobbies is photography, specifically landscape photography. I have a nice camera, a Pentax K20, that I use most of the time. But occasionally, I see an opportunity for a shot and I don’t have my camera handy. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Photography Apps”] Fortunately, the cameras on most mobile devices have become quite…
Book Review – The Confession by Robert Whitlow
Over the weekend, I read Robert Whitlow’s newest book, The Confession. Overall, I enjoyed the book. In the genre of legal thrillers, it isn’t the best I’ve read, but it wasn’t bad. The story line begins with Holt Douglas and a friend leaving a party drunk. An accident occurs, leaving the friend dead, and Holt…
Coffee Break – 08.18.2014
Honeybees Love Coffee, Too – What do honeybees and humans have in common? We both love our caffeine. This is a pretty fascinating infographic detailing the similarities between humans and bees, and the importance of coffee to both. Cities Shrouded In Fog – One of the most beautiful elements of nature, in my opinion, is…
Memorize Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:11-13
In the previous verses, Paul listed three people, two in a positive light, but one that is not so positive. In this week’s passage, Paul lists a few more people, and requests that Timothy bring him a couple of items. Look at his remarks in 2 Timothy 4:11-13: [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”2 Timothy 4:11-13″] In the…
Book Review – 1 Samuel For You by Tim Chester
I have been extremely impressed with the God’s Word For You series from The Good Book Company. Not necessarily categorized as commentaries, these books still do a pretty good job of taking the reader through a book of the Bible, passage by passage, and examining it in detail. The added benefit of this series is…