Driving down rolling dirt roads through the countryside in the fall is the best. Windows are open and the air is permeated with smells of woodsmoke, burning leaves, and harvesting dust swirling about. The landscapes are a riot of oranges, reds and yellows mixed with green, brown and bare branches. Fall is in full swing…
Author: Joshua
Since 2001, Joshua has been writing his musings on life, liberty and the pursuit of godliness on this little blog. It's full of all kinds of fun little adventures and wisdom nuggets but mostly just the journey of a man through life.
Unoffendable
“You usually don’t trip over boulders, but over small stones.” They had just paved the parking lot by McClain Hall at Grace College. I was super excited because I was very much into rollerblading at the time. So I strapped on my skates and was zipping around the freshly paved lot. It was beautiful. So smooth…
Light
His speech shaped the entire cosmos. Immersed in the practice of creating, all things that exist were birthed in Him. His breath filled all things with a living, breathing light— A light that thrives in the depths of darkness, blazes through murky bottoms. It cannot and will not be quenched. — John 1:3-5 — LIGHT…
Adjusting
Lately, my lower back has been hurting me. I am not sure when I injured it or what exactly was going on but all the stretching and Aleve and essential oils were not doing anything. So yesterday I took my first visit to the chiropractor. They took a bunch of X-rays and I did all…