Back in the Saddle
I am pleased to say that we have returned home safely, although 24 hours travel is a bit wearing. I wanted to share some “looking up” pictures from Venice.
Cross and Altar Commentary
In the last few days we have entertained a lively debate over the interpretation of the phrase “before the foundation of the world.” This has led us to reconsider some long-held assumptions about the death of Yeshua on the cross. I can tell from the blog site that many have struggled to express their beliefs…
Skip From Crete
Well, my lectures on the ship are over. Tomorrow we are at sea, then arriving at Venice. I had, according to the Cruise Director, the largest crowds they had seen in 3 months. Everyone was very receptive and positive. I talked about the Greek heritage as we traveled the islands. The last lecture concentrated on…
Siena, Italy
Perhaps the most spectacular cathedral I have ever seen, except for the Vatican, this church in Siena had a room with completely illuminated walls and ceiling called the Piccolomini Library. Enjoy.
Where Do We Go Now?
I got an email today from Marc. I think you should read it and, if you can offer some useful advice, answer him on this blog. Here’ what he had to say: “From the first few pages I read of your introductory “30 Days” series, I knew I had come upon something significant. I am…
Staglieno, Genoa
One of Europe’s most significant cemeteries, Staglieno is filled with amazing emotions about death captured in stone. Here are just a few examples.
Florence and Pisa
I am enjoying the experience of God’s grace found among those old architectural monuments erected to honor Him. The dedication to creating beauty and elegance in places of worship always bring me a sense of reverence. I am also enjoying the conversations around meals. Great discussions of serious issues about exegesis, history and culture. Soon…
