The Outdoors Bible

From Dean Ohlman on November 29, 2011

One of the highlights of my travels with RBC’s Day of Discovery team was the opportunity I had to visit one of the few groves of old cedars left in Lebanon: The Cedars of God. As it is with valuable … Continue reading »

Biblical Creation Celebration

From Dean Ohlman on November 26, 2011

According to biblical commentator, Matthew Henry, the literary quality of Psalm 104 is considered by many to exceed that of the Greek and Latin poets: “This noble poem is thought by very competent judges greatly to excel, not only for … Continue reading »

Thanksgiving: The True Earth Day

From Dean Ohlman on November 23, 2011

John Muir’s birthday is April 21; global Earth Day is April 22; my birthday is April 23.  John Muir celebrated a loving, earth-creating and superintending God—without Jesus.  Global Earth Day celebrants have gods of all sorts—or no God at all.  … Continue reading »

Stewardship and Love of Nature

From Dean Ohlman on November 22, 2011

One of the Christian authors whose books I collect is Jacques Ellul, who died in 1994.  He was a very complex individual with some positions I don’t hold.  Nonetheless, he was a deep thinker and a constant critic of how … Continue reading »

Lesson From a Tombstone

From Dean Ohlman on November 20, 2011

Not too long ago I confessed on Facebook that I often wish I could do more in motivating people to revel in the wonder of God’s creation and become better stewards of it.  I admitted that at times I feel … Continue reading »