Coming to the Still Waters

I have been actually through a couple rolls and thought I would share a few and what I was trying to accomplish.  So here is another blog posts about me being behind the camera.  Let's start with a couple action shots. Here is fashionable Libby coming home from preschool to greet Grandpa on the run! Here is Joshua in mid bite and eyes as big as mouth.  I think I remember that he ate the whole thing! Here is our backyard "friend" in quotation marks.  He is on the back deck and took this through the kitchen window.  He is getting ready for another Illinois winter. Here is an attempt at a night shot taken at a large church in the Morton, IL area.   Is Joshua's hand coming through the screen to get you? I think this was my favorite of the roll.  Evelyn looking square at me; red jacket; greenery before her and behind her; and getting the timing and focus right. Here is an "artsy" attempt. I am ta...

Today's devotional verses are John chapter 4 and verses 15 through 26, which read, v.15 - The woman said to Him, "Sir, give me this water, so I will not be thirsty nor come all the way here to draw." The conversation with the woman at the well in Samaria is continuing on.  Jesus is talking about spiritual water and the woman keeps talking about physical water.  She is following the example of the very religious leader Nicodemus in the last chapter.  All she heard was the part about never thirsting again, thinking physically, and being relieved of this duty of coming all the way out of the town each day to retrieve water. v.16 - He said to her,  "Go, call your husband and come here." Jesus asks another simple request.  The first was for a drink of water from the well and the second is for the woman to bring her husband to Jesus to hear and maybe understand what Jesus is talking about.  How does Jesus know she has a husband?  Is th...

Good Sunday morning all, Sometimes at this time of the year things get a little hairy.  I didn't get my copy of the radio broadcast "Down To The River" from the station so I did a recording of it in my office this morning.  It is from Luke chapter 12 and verses 4 through 7.  Jesus gives us another powerful lesson on who and what we shouldn't fear and who we should fear.  I pray you have a great Sunday morning in a house of God worshiping with others of the family of God.  --Adam--