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“Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed.” (1 Corinthians 15:51 KJV) Time is moving toward a moment. Not randomly, not endlessly, but t...
I can juggle many things in my life, but I do have my limits. I have a mental image of me playing the clown, entertaining children while the spotlight is on me. As I start with one...
Thirteen years ago, when my youngest son, Caeleb, was 7, he suffered a horrible spontaneous internal bleeding episode in his right knee, a complication of hemophilia. His right kne...
By Justin Pratt, Clear Springs Baptist Church Senior Pastor It hangs there every night; silent, massive and impossibly distant. Almost 240,000 miles away, the moon drifts in perfec...
MAGGIE and I were on the footpath between Southwold and Walberswick on a warm April morning when we caught a brief glimpse of the sudden ascent of a lark from the low-lying field b...
by David Geelan | 15 May 2026 | A couple of years ago I retired from my full time job. People keep telling me I’m “doing retirement wrong,” because I’ve been too busy to play...
One thing that moves me is watching my sons find pockets of time when their bleeding disorder doesn’t take center stage in their lives. During these periods of freedom, time seems...
My day started like every other day — at my desk, sorting through emails inviting me to attend meetings on church activities and other community opportunities. But then, my phone l...
I picked my youngest son, Caeleb, up from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque last week, and we started unpacking the car the minute we arrived home, his bike, electric whe...
Few know of the fact that most Angelkeep Journals columns are created in the wee hours of the morning, like 3 a.m. Originally, literally decades ago, most began as concepts develop...
My oldest son, Julian, caught me completely off guard recently. “Dad,” he said when I answered his call. “When the hematologist and her medical team entered the hospital room to te...
IN LONG-LOST days, when Presidents of the United States spoke of God with reverence and sincerity, Ronald Reagan paid tribute to the crew of a space voyage by recalling how they ha...
WE ALL have our own landmarks, stand-out passages in the varied terrain of scripture — places that seem set aside or lifted up for us to get our bearings, to be reoriented, blazes...
The light that changed my life.
Time is fleeting, swiftly moving away from us as we live these increments of life on this judgment-bound planet. Time cannot be recalled; it cannot be re-lived. What’s done is done...
Early explorers described this stretch of coastline with words like “forbidding,” “graveyard coast,” and “primeval.” It terrified them. And honestly, standing atop the 800-foot cli...
The Editors, National Catholic Register There are no mere accidents in this life, so it's clearly providential that the Artemis II moon mission has taken place at such a fraught.....
“Shall I praise you for this checklist mentality? Wisdom is pursuing you, friend, but you are fleet of foot.” No Such Thing, p. 119 The post As Swift as Anything appeared first on...
Jude Russo, The Lamp Magazine Sometimes something really strange happens to you. My parochial kindergarten faced the parish cemetery, a green wooded affair with high shade trees,....
I have my very own "Who's On First?" moment
by Christopher C. Thompson | 19 May 2026 | Twilight Zone Church The year is 1963. The Twilight Zone is in its fourth season. Episode 11 of the series takes on an (at the time...
I was reminded last that I need to look up more. One of the tragedies of our modern world is light pollution. Sometimes I wonder what the night sky was like before the invention of...
May God have mercy on our millennial souls.
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