Category: Daniel

It has been another three months since my last post. My goodness. I have no good excuse. At any rate, let's jump right into a look at Daniel Chapter 4. I'm going to treat this study a bit differently by presenting the entire text of the chapter first, and then offering some comments. I'll just [...]

Time flies! It has been three months since my last post and during that time I've quit my job at the California Trail Interpretive Center in Nevada and relocated 3000 miles away (back home to Florida) to begin a new job in January. The new job is similar to the old job and I'll write [...]

History is interesting to me. Through the various seasons of life my interest in it has waxed and waned, but right now I'm really interested in it. My work at the California Trail Interpretive Center in Elko, NV has been very rewarding and has opened up new areas of knowledge and interest to me. As [...]

Know your audience! This is an admonition that we should always keep in mind whether we're writing or speaking. Understanding the perspective of those with whom we wish to communicate is crucial to being able to convey our message truthfully and with grace. If you carefully read the books of the New Testament, for example, [...]

For those of you who don't know me well, I'll give you a bit of background about myself. I was a schoolteacher for 30 years (high school AP Physics and Geology, primarily) as well as doing various special assignment types of things for the school (tech support, university liaison, data analyst, etc.). After that I [...]