Israel Travel Journal, Day 7
This was our first full day in Galilee. We spent the day around the coast of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus
This was our first full day in Galilee. We spent the day around the coast of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus
Today we left for Galilee. Our first stop was the road to Emmaus, where Jesus appeared after His resurrection and
We had the morning off to do whatever we wanted, which our group seemed to appreciate. After lunch we headed
Today we journeyed away from Jerusalem, past Jericho, south along the coast of the Dead Sea. The first thing I
Up early again today, and then off to the Israel Museum to see, among other things, parts of the Dead
The food here is surprisingly good. I say “surprisingly” because when I think about eating out I don’t think “Let’s
When I began this trip to Israel, I hadn’t planned on blogging, but after I got here I changed my
In February 2010, the wife and I took a trip to Israel with 17 other people. The trip was organized
My best vacations have been those where I’ve not only been able to relax but to learn as well. The
One of my great joys and privileges in life has been the opportunity to travel. Travel doesn’t have to be
This story is apparently not going away any time soon, so I thought it time to comment on the trials
As I explained in Part I of this series, when the Apostle Paul wrote to the Ephesians, he probably believed
Yesterday I gave the context of the opening chapter of Ephesians. The Apostle Paul is writing what he probably believes
I’ve been studying Ephesians 1 lately because I’ll be teaching on it at my church next Sunday. In preparation for
Dr. Death, also known as Jack Kevorkian, died Friday of a kidney related illness. The good doctor is reported to
As the negotiations over the U.S. government budget drag on, I alternate between anger and indifference, anger because I understand
Yesterday I blogged on reasons not to leave a church. That of course set up this blog post by begging
If you are a Christian long enough you will inevitably make a decision about whether to join a church and
I had a friend make a very bad decision recently. She had two choices. One was really hard. It would
The curse of man is that he covets the benefit of God’s power without the burden of His character. GS
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