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Over The Rainbow

As a kid growing up on Southern California, rainy days were infrequent. But, when we did get showers, I still remember waiting impatiently for the downpour to stop so I could run back outside to resume the never-ending Wiffle Ball game with the kids who lived on my block. Only one thing was strong enough to divert our attention–a natural phenomenon that occasionally appeared in the clouds and caused us all to look

Let the Fire Fall

He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead —his eyes are closed.              ~Albert Einstein

Since we launched the John 10:10 Project website and ministry five years ago, one of our foremost objectives has been kindle a sense of awe and wonder for God.  Through more than 100 short videos, we have explored many of the Lord’s attributes–including His love, grace, and

The Elephant’s Trunk

When I was a young boy growing up in southern California, my folks would often take my sister and me to the San Diego Zoo.  The minute we’d walk through the entrance, I’d head directly to the elephant exhibit.  Big, slow moving, and always easy to see (they couldn’t hide in their cages like lions or monkeys), elephants fascinated me.

We’d buy bags of peanuts and throw them into the open enclosure.  I still