Welcome!
I am glad you’re here.

If you are anything like me you are wrestling with the issues of our day. Life is hard in the 21st century! When I consider the fast pace of technology, state of world affairs and the polarization of ideas, I wonder where will it end? Are things moving to some kind of climax?

I want this to be a place to ask hard questions and look for solid answers.  It is my conviction that God is not afraid of hard questions or surprised by the state of planet earth. He wrote about these things thousands of years ago – often we just don’t know where to look for the answers. And when we do find answers, it is usually at odds with what culture is telling us.

What kinds of questions am I referring to? The Bible tells us many things that will take place in the last days; it also instructs us how to live as we await the Lord’s return. My goal is seek understanding for the times in which we live and to embody the life qualities he is asking of us. We will explore these topics from the Biblical framework referred to as the “last days.”

A little info about my approach. I do believe the Bible is a divinely inspired story from beginning to end. It speaks about our pains and the brokenness of our world, but it also provides a means of repair and restoration and looks ahead to a wonderful eternal future.  

A mistake I made in my early Christian journey was getting caught up in the details of God’s story without first grasping the big picture.  After several decades I took a step backwards to see the “forest for the trees” and I came to realize that his story is my story as well.  And his story is filled with triumph and tragedy, villains and heroes, romance and war, it has a beginning and end. I believe we are approaching the final chapters of that story and it is from that perspective I wish to share.

As you begin, I want to thank you for spending time with me on this journey and please know your comments are welcome and appreciated.  I would love your feedback and the opportunity to respond to comments or questions.

May the Lord’s blessing rest on all my friends, both new and old.