To love beauty is to see light. -Victor Hugo Some may say there’s no beauty to be seen in the dark . . . perhaps believe that darkness is the absence of light . . . or preach that only dark things happen in the dark. But notRead the Rest…
To love beauty is to see light. -Victor Hugo Some may say there’s no beauty to be seen in the dark . . . perhaps believe that darkness is the absence of light . . . or preach that only dark things happen in the dark. But notRead the Rest…
“Ask the animals, and they will teach you…In God’s hand is the life of every creature, and the breath of all mankind.” (Job 12:7 and10) “Eating words has never given me indigestion, and I never felt discomfort in my abdomen after I chewed and swallowed,” Winston Churchill once said. IRead the Rest…
Last Friday morning lives changed in Aurora, Colorado. Making sense of such a tragic event isn’t possible and yet we find ourselves struggling for answers. Perhaps the only answer is that we pray. Today, at ICDevos, we pause and we pray for the victims and their families whose lives areRead the Rest…
This weekend, between the picnics and games of horseshoes and badminton, we hope you’ll join us at ICDevos in remembering the ultimate sacrifices made by our soldiers in times of war—and by the family members who survived that loss. In honor of both today’s holiday and the 150th anniversary ofRead the Rest…
On January 12, 2010 the foundations of the earth shook as a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. The already-poorest-country in the Western hemisphere suffered unthinkable destruction. News reports confirmed the ruin, chaos, grief, tragedy. By all accounts Haiti was devastated. Period. Did you know earthquakes foreshadowed major plot shifts inRead the Rest…
