Author Archives: Pastor Dave

     Have you noticed the proliferation of storage units springing up everywhere. We have many of them in our little northwest corner of Montana, but as we travel through Idaho, Washington and Oregon, we notice the same phenomenon–storage units … Continue reading →

     If you’ve watched any news today you have most likely witnessed the love and respect of the world for a godly woman, Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned over Great Britain for an amazing 70 years.  Eighty percent of … Continue reading →

     During the peak of the Covid-19 epidemic, many schools and businesses had to shut down, Classes started being taught by Zoom and many workers were able to do much of their work from home via the computer and … Continue reading →

     On Labor Day, we traditionally take time to recognize the great workforce here in America. From factories to restaurants, from hospitals to machine shops, from schoolrooms to department and grocery stores, laborers help make the economy run, and on … Continue reading →

     On the third weekend of August each year in Libby,  the local Igniter’s Car Club hosts a big car show–“Ignite the Nights.” On Saturday all the cars are parked in town for folks to walk by and view and … Continue reading →

     You have probably read the children’s classic by Judith Viorst, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.  Alexander went to sleep with gum in his mouth and woke up with gum in his hair. He tripped when … Continue reading →

     Mark Twain once stated, “Out of all the things I’ve ever lost, I miss my mind the most!”  So, what is the one thing that you couldn’t do without–that you would miss the most if you lost it?   … Continue reading →

     When our son and family were here recently, I went hiking with them to Leigh Lake, my favorite place in the Cabinet Wilderness near our home in Libby, Montana.  It is not a long hike (only a couple … Continue reading →

(A TRIBUTE TO QUEEN ELIZABETH II)      Throughout history, including in Bible times, there has often been a drought of godly leadership, but amidst that drought, there are refreshing stories of those who go against the increasingly pagan culture … Continue reading →

     Sinkholes are cavities in the ground that form when water erodes underlying rock layers, creating an underground chasm. Types of rock that can be naturally dissolved by groundwater circulating through them are salt beds, gypsum, limestone, dolomite and other … Continue reading →