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One of the things many South Africans have had to live with is loadshedding – intentional power cuts to prevent grid failure. And on […]
One of the things many South Africans have had to live with is loadshedding – intentional power cuts to prevent grid failure. And on […]
Light has a remarkable constancy. Its speed in a vacuum never changes, which is why physicists treat it as a fundamental constant. In a […]
“I’d rather see a sermon than hear one any day.” It’s something my grandfather used to say, and something he quietly lived. He never […]
Every morning the sun rises and the world is flooded with light. In that light we are warmed, we see, plants grow, and life […]
After planting lavender bushes in our garden, we hoped they would grow into a natural border. Instead, they looked trampled and skewed to one […]
I have noticed something interesting with my 5-month-old grandson. He is fixated with looking up at lights. Few things captivate him like a light. […]
This morning I had the joy of running past fields of vibrant yellow sunflowers. What struck me wasn’t just their beauty, but how they […]
We are driving in an open vehicle through Kruger Park. The sun is setting beneath the dusty horizon, leaving behind beautifully silhouetted trees—an iconic […]
The other day, I heard a thud. On investigating, I found a dead dove. The poor bird had flown into our glass sliding door, […]
There is an interesting detail about how the seven-branched lampstand had to be placed in the tabernacle. “When you set up the seven lamps […]