Nuggets Plus – Honey and Frogs by A J Mithra

* It takes one ounce of honey to fuel a honey bee’s flight around the world! The name of the Lord is sweeter than honey. We have been eating His words for so long… But, How much had it fuelled us and how far have we travelled For God’s sake? How sweet are thy words … Continue reading →

The Changing Of Species

I came across several interesting articles from Answers in Genesis that deal with changes within the species. Having just updated the pages to the I.O.C. 3.4 Version, there were several new species added. Where did they come from? Some of them were subspecies that had been elevated to a species status. At least one, was … Continue reading →

Swallows Evolving Shorter Wings?

Like a flitting sparrow, like a flying swallow, So a curse without cause shall not alight. (Proverbs 26:2 NKJV) Wanted to share an article I came across about Swallows. A recent article from the UK’s Daily Mail declared, “Swallows are evolving shorter wings because they keep getting hit by traffic.” Now, the article explains the results of … Continue reading →

Independance Day – 2013

Happy Fourth of July!! May you enjoy your day and may you remember our founders and their sacrifices to form our country. More than that, may you remember the Lord and His Word which provided the principles to govern this country. Unfortunately, many today are trying to remove those principles from our laws and morality. … Continue reading →

Birds of the Bible – Raven III

It has been several years since the Raven was featured in the Birds of the Bible. Let’s review the Raven’s part in the Scripture and see if we can add more details about this fantastic bird and his family members. Ravens are mentioned eleven times in the Bible: Then he sent out a raven, which … Continue reading →

Ian’s Bird of the Week – Flock Bronzewing

Ian’s Bird of the Week – Flock Bronzewing ~ by Ian Montgomery Newsletter – 6/30/13 This photo of a Flock Bronzewing featured as bird of the week in June 2006. This male was one of several flocks that we saw flying across the Flinders Highway near Julia Creek late one afternoon as we were heading … Continue reading →