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Release of My New Book, Born-Again Dirt

I am very pleased to announce the release of my new book, Born-Again Dirt, Farming to the Glory of God. The Lord has enabled me to finally publish it after several years of study. I have profited much from what I have learned in writing Born-Again Dirt, even if no one else ever reads it. But …

The Importance of Agri-lifestyle for the Family

It is interesting to note that an agri-lifestyle is very consistent with and supportive of the Biblical model of the family. The abandonment of the agricultural family economy during the industrial revolution is partly responsible for much of the breakdown of the Christian family and morals. Humanist historians Will and Ariel Durant, well known for …

Announcing My Upcoming Book, Born Again Dirt

Do you desire to glorify God through the way you farm? Are you tired of reading books on farming that deny God as Creator? Have you ever wondered what agriculture would look like if it was based on the Bible, instead of evolution, Mother Nature, or the latest and greatest manipulative science? Born Again Dirt …

Everyone Should Have a One-Legged Chicken

No, I’m serious. I really think someone should start a business producing one-legged chickens and selling them as pet yard chickens. How exactly you would humanely get the chickens to only have one leg I haven’t figured out yet. Ours was a rescue. We call her ‘Chick-a-henny’. (Real original, I know. I must confess I …

Considering and Applying the Principle of Rest

Work has been around from the beginning of time. God worked for six days creating the universe, the world, and everything in them. He also gave man work to do even before the fall and curse. And in addition to man’s work in taking dominion of the earth he is to put the creation to …

The Honorable Calling of Husbandman

“The husbandman’s calling is an ancient and honourable calling; it was needful even in paradise. The garden of Eden, though it needed not to be weeded (for thorns and thistles were not yet a nuisance), yet must be dressed and kept. Nature, even in its primitive state, left room for the improvements of art and …