Thy Grace is Sufficient

I just stumbled upon this thoughtful article from an economist that reminds us why there are some things that are best left unmeasured.

Santa with his most excellent helpers This past weekend, I was gifted with the chance to become someone magical.  For two hours on a dri...

Celebrating Heather's graduation with family and friends - June 2012 “He went to the church, and walked about the streets, and ...

Its Advent.  This is one of my favorite John Rutter carols.  Recorded at Royal Albert Hall, by the BBC.  Nothing like a room full of Brits, ...

Do you ever wonder if your job, or your friendships, or maybe your whole life make a difference?  Do you feel small, unimportant, and insign...

It's Thanksgiving. This is an amazing day. Let's not take this day, or any day for granted. The narrator is Br. David Steindl Rast...

This past Saturday, rain was threatening the skies over the Rose Bowl, in a land where the sun constantly shines.  This day the sky was ...

They were only thirty three souls and a dog, facing thousands of miles of unknown territory.  Their adventure captures my imagination lik...

This song just came on Pandora here at my work.  It reminded me of two lovely young ladies who I love more than I can express.  This is for ...

Note the wrapped right hand for IVs It started with an embrace in the delivery room.  And then, another embrace, 9 months later, as we w...

This certainly illustrates the point of Psalm 19 .  Make sure to watch it full screen. View from the ISS at Night from Knate Myers on V...

Its late summer now and the daylight here is growing shorter.  Past is the 54th anniversary of my arrival on this planet.  Lately, over th...

To me, this is a wonderful example of ordinary people working together to do extraordinary things.  That we all might be so inspired by the ...

On August 5th, Mars Curiosity will land.  Cross your fingers.  This is stunning!

Heard this today for the first time.  So sweet and sublime..... May these vows and this marriage be blessed. May it be sweet milk, like wi...

Earlier this week, I experienced a small epiphany of sorts at 37,000 feet over the Midwest.  I was returning home from a 4 day business ...