The Sap Is Running!

From Dean Ohlman on February 17, 2009

Can spring be far behind? Yesterday morning on my trek to work I stopped at a sugar maple tree and snapped off a twig that was about a quarter inch in diameter to see if on my way home in … Continue reading »

God's Good Earth

From Dean Ohlman on February 15, 2009

Today’s post is an excerpt from RBC’s Discovery Series booklet “God’s Good Earth,” which can be obtained without cost here. It in turn comes from RBC’s Discovery House Publishers book by Dr. Paul Brand titled God’s Forever Feast.  The story … Continue reading »

My Rite of Spring

From Dean Ohlman on February 13, 2009

An important question for you:  If you were flying in a bush plane in Alaska, and the plane went down, and you were the sole survivor, and were relatively uninjured, and were three hundred miles from the nearest inhabited place, … Continue reading »

Spring Where You're At

From Dean Ohlman on February 11, 2009

Pardon the common grammar, but there’s a joy to the coming of spring that defies city-wise learnin’ and wants to make you rejoice like country tillers throughout time at the turning of the seasons.  Here we’ve had an early thaw … Continue reading »

God's Relation to Creation #3

From Dean Ohlman on February 10, 2009

This is the final of three posts in which I seek provide a biblical foundation for our celebrating the wonder of God’s great creation handiwork.  In the first post I highlight the fact that “God made it and owns it.” … Continue reading »