Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 14: Northumberland. To continue the story about Oswald from yesterday’s post, Oswald went to battle
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 13: Bamburgh Castle. It was time to get off the ship today, literally and figuratively.
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 12: Sometimes one must take the bull by the horns, which I did today. With
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional — Day 11: I’ve long had trouble with the labels “saint” and “martyr,” the former because it’s
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 10: Isle of Skye. On our UK Travel Devotional in 2018, we had as our
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 9: Isle of Iona. Our day started with some trepidation as we were getting news
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 8: Northern Ireland – I’ve often said the existence keys are the best evidence we
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional: If you are looking for Christian history, the Isle of Man is probably not the first place
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 6: Saint Columba. Today we transitioned from land to sea, car to ship. As we
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 5: Giant’s Causeway. The emotional state of the GSB Team was much better today. I
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 4: St. Patrick’s Way After 3 days in the same clothes and with little rest,
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 3: Northern Ireland: It’s easy to speculate about why the Lord in His sovereignty allows
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional Day – 2: Toronto. The Apostle Paul was adaptable. That is what he is saying to the
Ireland-Scotland Travel Devotional – Day 1: Travel does not always go as planned, but we on the GSB Team are
I don’t think I have ever published a reading list after one of our study tours, but this trip merits
On the flight home I watched a movie, Empire of Light. The movie takes place in a movie a theater
The women wanted to go wine-tasting but didn’t want to take the double decker bus with the commoners. There was
Canterbury is the Anglicans’ Rome, and it is where Christianity was reintroduced in 587 A.D. by Augustine (not of Hippo)
Our destination for the day was Rye. What is there in Rye related to the Christianization of England, you ask?
William the Conqueror was a devout Christian. He was married and faithful to one (Mathilda) woman, which is one of
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