Author Archives: Pastor Dave

     We live in quite an amazing age of technology. Never before have so many had access to so much information. It is totally mind boggling to see what is available today at the touch of a few computer keys taking … Continue reading →

                                                              Those of you who have studied science are probably familiar with the two laws of thermodynamics. The first is “the law of the conservation of mass and energy,” which observes that matter is neither being created or destroyed, merely … Continue reading →

                                                                Sorry that the “Wisdom of the Week” is late this week. I spent the first two days hauling and splitting firewood.  One of the fellas in our church had spotted a large larch tree which had just died and was … Continue reading →

                                                         This past Thursday I had the opportunity for an adventure with a friend,  Allan, from church. He invited me to go kayaking with him on the Bull  River. After lunch with Allan and Sue, we headed to the first … Continue reading →

                                                         One of our favorite annual flowers that we put in our planters each spring is the gazania. If you are not familiar with it, it looks a bit like a sunflower but the plant gets only about 8 inches … Continue reading →

                                                  One of my good friends with whom I worked at Hyster Company as an engineer many years ago always signed his communications: “So many books, so little time.”  As I was preparing my message for this past Sunday on the doctrine … Continue reading →

       Our neighbor is building a large deck around their house and went down into the crawl space to check out the walls where the ledger boards were going to be attached. It was providential that he did so, because … Continue reading →

                                 Last Monday night we had a picnic at the visitors’ center at the Libby Dam. We have friends who lived here before moving back to Pennsylvania who are the campground hosts. The picnic was for our Monday night Bible study … Continue reading →

        That little, seven-word warning ought to appear on every “some-assembly-required” package, whether it is a Bar-B-Que, a play structure, a plastic model airplane, or some  high-tech piece of equipment–anything that comes disassembled. And don’t try to tell me you have never gotten … Continue reading →