Wednesday, August 12, 2020

Remembering Dunkirk

Every twelve hours or so for the last 80 years on the beaches outside Dunkirk this powerful reminder of what once happened here comes back in sight. This is the wreck of the Crested Eagle, hit by dive bombers in May 1940 and set on fire with the loss of several hundred lives. 

Borrowed from @DanHillHistory on Twitter

Saturday, July 18, 2020

A mountainside worship service...

On a Sunday some decades ago, on this hillside not far from the beginning of Cordova Pass and just beyond that fence, the youth group from the Gospel of Grace Church held a morning worship service. There was a message, there were hymns of praise, and if I recall correctly, there might even have been an offering. 

The service was organized and presented by the youth. Can you imagine a better setting?

Today, (07/12/2020) also a Sunday, Joyce and I stopped and remembered that service from all those years ago. What’s really scary is that many of the youthful participants in that service all those years ago are now Grandparents.

Those were great times.

Learning how to handle current events from Joshua and Rahab

My friend Matthew Henry and I are reading through the book of Joshua and at this time of the continuous news of the debacle of the US’s de...