Kevin Corbin

At the same time he braked, the moose saw the car. The moose quickly applied his own brakes but couldn’t maintain his balance on the ice.

It isn’t just our physical bodies that require regular use; our spiritual lives need them as well.

The big old sandbox had undergone a transition. It was full of giant-sized kids who had taken cardboard boxes and made a fort in the sand.

Evan reached the end of the puddle, looked at his mom, and then turned back the way he had just come. He stomped and splashed all the way back to the end of the puddle.

As I walked around the lake, I witnessed a heartbreaking scene unfold. A single ducking, either separated from its family or orphaned, was swimming along the lakeshore and in obvious distress. It kept peeping for its mother.

The legendary preacher Charles Spurgeon once said, “Discernment is not simply a matter of telling the difference between what is right and wrong; rather, it is the difference between right and almost right.”

His “fingerprints” can be found on everything around us. We cannot help but see His handiwork on everything, even things such as the ticking of a clock or the passing of day into night or Spring into Summer.

Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above,

Explaining our freedom in Christ to a non-believer is like explaining being a butterfly to a caterpillar.

This nontypical scene got me thinking about being a Christian. Everything about the Christian faith is counter-cultural.