Monthly Archives: August 2006

    Thank God Every Morning That You Have Something To Do Whether You Like It Or Not.     Whatever you do do it all for the glory of God. 1 Corinthians 10:31b  NIV      

  Our Landscape is Changing     …and this is the responsible vehicle.     It is turning tall corn stalks into…     stubble…     and beautiful ears of corn (and stalk) into…     silage.     … Continue reading →

  Cicadas & Katydids On Friday evening, when our Sunday school class was at the pavilion, we had an interesting discussion about the very loud sounds coming from the treetops.  Some thought the buzzy, raspy sound was coming from Cicadas, others thought … Continue reading →

  I don’t usually take photos during church services, however, John Minnich, who takes photos for our church directory could not be there today, and asked if I would take pictures of David Wenger’s ordination to the ministry. Consequently, it seemed like a … Continue reading →

  Our Sunday School Class Picnic     It was a beautiful evening for the twenty-six people who attended the picnic at our pavilion last night.           It was nice to have one little person.  Ira … Continue reading →

  God is Always Working Behind the Scenes of Your Life.      He will not leave you or forget you.  Deuteronomy 31:6 ICB  

  Come Along On A Two-Mile Walk Since I didn’t get my walk accomplished in the usual way today – an early morning trek in our living room via walking video – I chose to walk around the block after supper.     Our Amish neighbor Eli (covered … Continue reading →

    The Hands That Formed The Ocean Also Formed You     You made my whole being. You formed me in my mother’s body. Psalm 139:13  ICB ~~~ Who has measured the oceans in the palm of His hand? … Continue reading →

    Trust God’s Timing He Doesn’t Bother Himself With Calendars     He Doesn’t Bother Himself With Calendars      Do not forget this one thing, dear friends; To the Lord one day is as a thousand years, and … Continue reading →

    Action in the Field Next to Us Today    It was a glorious day in our neighborhood.   These two vehicles rumbling by our house emitted a sound of great power.   Trucks waited in the wings until … Continue reading →