Caesarea History Named after Caesar Augustus, in the land of Samaria, which meant the Romans didn’t have to “please” the God of Judah. The greatest threat to the Roman empire, the Parthians, attacked Jerusalem in 42 B.C. Herod went to … Read More
The Flight: We left the church somewhere around 12:30 pm and drove to O’Hare airport. We waited a little while and then took our 4:30 flight. About 6 hours into the flight someone had me look out the window to … Read More
March 2, 2010, I embarked on what was a very life-changing trip. This is the first in the series of blog posts about my Israel trip. March 2 we left the church shortly after noon…other than that, there’s not much … Read More
Someone contacted me recently to gather my thoughts on protection for a computer, and in the wake, this is what I replied with. They mentioned their use of “Stopzilla” antivirus, etc. After paying about $240 a year for antivirus, antispyware, … Read More
I finally did it. I started my own blog. I am not planning on posting every day as some people do, but now I have the blog if I feel the urge to write! Things I am planning to include: … Read More
Of all the endeavors I have tried in my life, this may be close to the biggest! Who wants to go to Mount Tom with me starting mid-March?