Ok, this has bugged me for three days, so I have to get it out. This weekend I was very uncomfortable as I listened to a pastor preach. There were a few good parts I supported. But much of the sermon frustrated me to no end. It was about worship, a very important topic that […]
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Spiritual Heroes
When it comes to spiritual heroes, this guy is one of mine. I don’t even know his name. I came across this video some years ago when I was looking for the song used in it, and it made such a lasting impression on me. It still challenges me to this day. It almost haunts […]
Not Yours To Take
The other day I took our dogs outside and sat on our porch swing as they scampered across the yard. I suddenly heard the familiar song of a cardinal closeby. Really close. I looked up and saw it on a branch just in front of me. I was taken aback by just how beautiful this […]
Good Friday Verses In Slides
Understanding Homeschooling
It’s interesting the stigmas, misconceptions, and misunderstandings people have about homeschooling and homeschool kids. A friend was just talking to me about the recent school shootings, threats, and violence. She said, “Before this is all over, they will have a lot more kids being homeschooled.” I said rather tongue-in-cheek, “That is probably true.” But then […]
Audio Christmas Message – Where Are You, God?
This year I’m offering an audio recorded Christmas message, taking a closer look at an often overlooked part of the Christmas narrative. Do you ever struggle with unanswered prayers? Feeling alone or abandoned by God? Broken dreams? Or do you just wonder where God is at times? This message will help and encourage you. Feel […]
Thanks, Tips, Planes & Plans
As you probably know, Thanksgiving is this week here in the United States. It’s a holiday when we focus on God, family, food, and things we’re generally thankful for. And these days it seems like no better time to reflect on what’s important to us and the values we hold so tightly. This can also […]
National Aviation Day
Who first introduced you to flying? My dad, Bruce Obermeyer, first introduced me to aviation. I grew up with it as part of my life and my dream. Dad was a decorated Air Force instructor pilot. He mainly flew the C-119, EC-47, and KC-135. And he was a combat veteran in Vietnam who received […]
Stop The Noise
For what it’s worth, my family and friends consist of all different races, beliefs, gender, sexual orientation, backgrounds, nationalities, opinions, political stances, pros and cons, interests, and abilities. Note that I still called them family and friends. My relationship with them isn’t defined by those things, but rather a common respect and recognition that we […]
The Bible, Then And Now
Have you ever wondered if the Bibles we have today are based on reliable texts, or if perhaps the original writings (called “autographs”) were changed over the years? Are they forever lost? These questions get raised quite often and are important to think about. Here’s some information for you to consider that I thought might help address that issue. Manuscript […]