Here is a dead kangaroo rat on our site! We have yet to see a live one . . . The last light of dusk has disappeared from the horizon. A light breeze gently rustles the sagebrush, and soft, silver moonlight filters through their branches to reveal a small hole under a rock. A moment later, a small nose and some trembling whiskers appear at the entrance to the hole. Then, two tiny front paws; a pudgy, furry body; two large hind legs; and a long, tufted tail emerge. Hopping over

Romans 9 is a confusing chapter on many levels. Particularly, it is famous as a proof text for the doctrine of election, a teaching which raises a variety of questions on the relationship between man’s responsibility and God’s sovereignty. Yet while studying the beginning of this chapter this morning, I noticed a key truth that believers today should find relevant and encouraging. In verse 6, Paul draws out the important principle that God’s word does not fail. Is this the ma

Wind is undoubtedly a discomfort if not a danger to those who live in or visit the American West. Certainly those who venture into the mountain heights can attest to the threat of high winds, even without the storms that often accompany them. We will first take a peek into the science of wind and how wind works; then we will learn how to stay safe in windy conditions. This is Jackson Lake in Teton National Park, Wyoming. We experienced some crazy wind while paddleboarding her