Musings
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Favorite Apps–Part Four
Originally posted 6/17/25 Faithlife Study Bible The Faithlife Study Bible is my new best friend. It comes highly recommended as a study Bible. I am at the very beginning of my exploration of this app. The version of the Bible that comes preloaded is the Lexham English Bible. There are other options to load along
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Apps Continued–Bible Hub
Originally posted 6/24/25 Bible Hub is an online resource that I use quite often. I will be honest, I usually use the online version rather than the app. I will do my best to tell you about the app. The opening page is a shortcut of icons. I think you can figure out the majority
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Apps Cont’d
Originally posted 7/1/25 I am embarrassed to say that I have a plethora of apps that are on my phone but I have never utilized. Perhaps we will find some worth using. At the very least, I will clean off my phone. Verse by Verse is an app that I want to begin using more
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Forgotten Apps
Originally posted 7/8/25 I’ve been taking a few weeks to explore my favorite apps. I’ve discovered so many apps on my phone that I used to use but I had forgotten that even had them. Two months ago my son and daughter in law gave birth to the most wonderful little baby. I have been
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Consumation
Originally posted 2/4/25 Consummation is the 7th C of History. If you haven’t read the other articles in the series: The seventh and final “C” of history is consummation. Christians will finally be able to see God’s final plan for eternity. Revelation 21:1-7 reads, “Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for
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Christ
Originally posted 1/28/25 Christ is the 5th C of History. If you haven’t had a chance to read the other articles in this series: Throughout the Old Testament, we read passages that allude to Christ. The first one is in Genesis 3:15, “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring
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Cross
Originally posted 1/21/25 Cross is the 6th C of History. If you haven’t read the other articles in the series: The cross was frequently used by the Romans and became a symbol of death. It was a painful and degrading way to die. Most ulitimately died by suffication. As the person hungon the cross, he
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Confusion
Originally posted 1/14/25 Genesis 9:1 tells us, “And God blessed Noah and his sons and said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth.” They were to spread out and populate the earth. We read in Gen 11 that the people did not obey God. Genesis 11:1-9–”1 Now the whole earth had one
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Corruption
Originally posted 1/7/25 This is the second article in a series about the “7 C’s of history”. Corruption Confusion Creation Everything was perfect in the Garden. God communed with Adam and Eve in the Garden. Can you imagine what it would have been like to “commune” with God? God gave few instructions. In Genesis 2:15-17
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Creation
Originally posted 12/31/24 When we visited the Ark Encounter in June, I didn’t realize that the Creation Museum should have also been on my bucket list. We were on vacation and tired of the midwestern humidity. It was indoors so we went. It wasn’t as expansive as the ark, but it was equally as impactful.