Joel Salatin is one of our favorite farmers, which is saying a lot because we know a lot of farmers. I know a lot about Mr. Salatin. I’ve met him on a few occasions, shared meals together, and heard him speak many times. I have also read all of his books and quote him often…
“To know how to use knowledge is to have wisdom.” ~Charles Spurgeon Every year as part of our library board audit, I have to answer the question, “Have you committed any fraud with library funds?” Of course, I have not. Yet also of course, if I had, I wouldn’t admit it there, emblazoned on a…
Winter mornings in the Midwest are notably dreary. In our home, the November time change shifts the days so that the sun rises after our alarm clocks ring. The lingering chill makes the task of walking our dog, Khana, feel a little more like a chore than an opportunity to start the day with exercise….
Ever since I started reading the Bible as a new Christian, Simon Peter has been the character I’ve identified with the most. When he is first introduced, he is impulsive and reactionary. He does the wrong things but rationalizes that they are for the right reasons. His first instincts are to control and fix problems…
Today’s post discusses emotional eating, which can be a symptom of an eating disorder. Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that should be treated by medical professionals. If you think that you may be struggling with an eating disorder, please visit the National Eating Disorders Association website for online support and to find local…
Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you. (Isa. 60:1 ESV) In midsummer, it’s pleasant to forget how I will mourn when I suddenly notice the daylight hours shortening. By December, I’m counting the days until the winter solstice. Even if I can’t see daylight increasing…