History, Real Life, and Faith
I take to exercise when caught in a mental rut. If I’ve sat at this desk for too long, the words go nowhere, my blood pressure rises and I’m frustrated, I have a choice. I can continue to stew or I can try something different. Exercise is usually the best place for new ideas. Here are three ways I’ve found…
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A poignant visit to a Navy wife friend at Arlington National Cemetery.
Asking and receiving from God is an important concept in the Sermon on the Mount. What Jesus described runs the gamut in Christian circles between the “name it and claim it,” group and those with a more nuanced approach to prayer. The question came up recently when I wrote an Utmost Response for July 16. Oswald Chambers had some insightful…
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Lobkowicz Palace–a perfect museum for a genealogist art lover!
We saw a number of interesting sights while strolling through Prague in 2018. My camera got a workout as we wandered medieval streets and caught glimpses of beautiful buildings and delightful details. Charles Bridge made the perfect vantage point to admire the Prague Castle mount in the beautiful blue sunlight. The bridge itself is a cacophony of music, art,…
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Who knew King Wenceslas was real?