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Month: August 2011

An Afternoon Drive – Desert Style

Posted in Christian Life, Outdoor Adventures, and Photography

Project 365 – #240 When we head out into the desert, we always make sure we have plenty of water and some food.  In the hot summer months, we always make sure the air conditioning is working before we head out as the temps can be in the 110+ range.  It’s hard to imagine what the Israelites must have gone through while living in the desert for 40 years.  (Yes, it was a different desert landscape, but it makes me understand more of the hardships that they may have encountered living in a dry land.) They were disobedient/doubtful, yet, the Lord continued…

Desert Graffiti

Posted in Outdoor Adventures, and Photography

Project 365 – #239 Today, we headed out to do a little exploring in the Picacho Peak area.  During our drive, we came across a large area covered by some unique desert graffiti.  (This picture is an extremely small sampling of the graffiti area.)  The great thing about this graffiti is that it doesn’t damage the area.  In fact, this display actually uses the natural surroundings to create the graffiti.  We had heard about this area (and D had seen it from the air), but we’d never been to the desert graffiti location.  It was fun seeing all the creative…

A Little Bit of Country…

Posted in Family, Military Life, and Photography

Project 365 – #237 While I grew up in the city, I’m definitely a country girl at heart.  I love being outdoors (well, when it’s not super hot or super cold), and I dream of having a nice piece of land on which to homestead.  I love exploring God’s creation and seeing His hands on everything around me.  Hiking, camping, biking, fishing…  Yep, I enjoy it.  I’m grateful that even though I grew up in the city I had the opportunity to develop a love of nature thanks to various trips with my family and youth group. Munchkin dreams of…

Teach Them Diligently

Posted in Christian Life, Family, Homeschooling, and Photography

 Project 365 – #235 You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. ~Deuteronomy 6:5-7~ Project 365 – #236 It is often said that kids should come with parenting handbooks, but, in some ways, isn’t that just what the Bible…

Review: How Do We Know the Bible is True?

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How Do We Know The Bible Is True? Volume 1 General Editors: Ken Ham & Bodie Hodge How Do We Know The Bible Is True is a compilation effort of Tim Chaffey, Brian Edwards, Steve Fazekas, James Gardner, Ken Ham, Steve Ham, Bodie Hodge, Jason Lisle, John MacArthur, Jobe Martin, Robert McCabe, Tommy Mitchell, Terry Mortenson, Roger Patterson, Georgia Purdom, Herb Samworth, and Paul Taylor. These authors and defenders of faith have come together to provide a resource to help answer questions about God’s Word. The Bible is under attack from it’s very foundation (Genesis). As Christians, we need to…