In the beginning God… Rededication 250 USA With the last few journal entries we’ve gone over some wild tales about the Son and the Father and the LOVE they shared; then we learned of the river of God. Today we expand on the next chapter, Adam. In the beginning there was a tenderness with GOD. So much so that he created a man and then a woman from that very man, we call them, Adam and Eve. This was the beginning of mankind. His Creation was good. He spent a day of rest enjoy

The pursuit of Him... on golden doors! In the bill of rights, the founders started off with a hoot, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” John 10: 1 KJV “Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but

In the days we live, we often hear of the end of time, the end of days, the coming rapture, the throne of judgment, and so on. It is a serious and fun conversation to have. One that usually brings a smile to my face, but today, we aren’t going to cover any escape plans or chatter on the end of days. Today’s journal entry will focus on the beginning of things and the end of things. :-) So to find our beginning, let us go to the very last book and final chapter of the bible and

Mmmmm, way back in the beginning of things it was You and I, in love. Back before this world, that we created, it was You and I. Back before we lit the sun, it was You and I. Back before the seas were parted, it was You and I. Back before Adam and Eve, it was You and I. It has always been You and I. There was never a time, that it was not, You and I. It was then that I stepped out from You to perform Your full will and then returned unto You once again, it was You and I. “In

In my rearing up years, we had a common wooden plaque that hung in the hallway of our homes. It didn’t matter which state we were in or where we landed, my parents would always hang up this plaque. It had a scripture painted on it from the book of Joshua, “… as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD (24:15).” To often this saying gets convoluted in the menagerie of life and its complexities. Hand picked scriptures to build the faith. Or does it? How often can you walk b

The strength of the sea is what I saw this morning. Not as a sailor manning the deck of his vessel, but as a student listening to the...

“The LORD shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace (Exodus 14:14 KJV).” Moses spake these words unto Israel when they had...