When organized scouting was first introduced in 1908 by war hero Sir Robert Baden-Powell, its objective was to “complete the sequence of training from boyhood to manhood through the progressive grades of [the scouting ranks].” In our modern world, there has risen some... read more
Those who live on a farm are mindful of the threat of predators that lurk in the shadows and wait for an opportunity to pick off a stray chicken or lamb. Hungry coyotes, venomous snakes, and stray dogs, however, aren’t the only threats... read more
If you feel lost between the cubicle walls of your work and everyday seems like a repeat of the day before with no real sense of progress, there are a few things that can help orient you to where you are and where you’re... read more
The mystery of the incarnation as it is described in John 1 is “one of the richest quarries for mining wonderful truths about Christ in all the Bible.” In this episode, Tim shares a Christmas sermon he originally preached at Crystal Valley Baptist... read more
If you’ve ever been a tad bit curious why farmers often have large families, there are studies that point to several different reasons. In addition to the fact that the farming profession provides more flexible opportunities for a husband and wife to “grow... read more
C.S. Lewis watched his country embrace a socialist welfare state, despite the efforts of Britain’s conservative party, led by the great Winston Churchill, to stop it. In a post-World War II era, those who had sacrificed so much in the fight to live... read more
In addition to providing fun entertainment, the classic Star Trek franchise has delivered episode after episode of thought-provoking material to spark the synapses. Included on the transporter pad of ideas ready to beam into the viewer’s imagination has not only been shimmers of... read more
Fundamental to education is the formation of good habits, whether your child has special needs or not. For children with special needs, establishing a set of daily routines and responsibilities is especially beneficial to development and learning to live independently. In our... read more
What do your smartphone habits say about you? If you traveled to a faraway land and met a society of people who knew nothing about email, social media, or podcasts, what conclusions would they reach watching you constantly swipe at your phone? ... read more
Should you attend a large church or a small church? Is it more honoring to the Lord to serve in the city or the country? In this video, Tim shares his heart as a pastor for small rural churches pointing out, with... read more
