Camarma de Esteruelas celebrated the end of its festival with a stunning fireworks display at midnight on September 8th. The community gathered along the M-119 to witness the colorful spectacle, which lit up the sky for ten minutes. Check out the photos and share what you think!

God has really blessed me here in Spain. Every morning as I eat breakfast and read my Bible I get to watch a beautiful sunrise. With each new day comes a new scene of God’s glory and goodness. Most days I’ll take a few minutes to take in the majesty of the…

I don’t know about you, but when I think of Europe, I think about seeing a bicycle leaning against an old stone wall somewhere. This idea was probably planted in my head due to some rom-com movie based in Europe like…

At the end of every week after spending hours upon hours in language school, I treat myself to a pastry of some sort. Along the 15-minute walk from class to my car, I pass by about a dozen Pastelería shops. So I decided to get some pastries to share with the fam. Normally, I photograph what

Each year hundreds of thousands of people gather around Spain to celebrate Semana Santa with ornately decorated floats. These floats…

Each year on Ash Wednesday, Spaniards gather to celebrate the end of Carnival with a parade called “Entierro de la Sardina,” aka…

The other day at the gym there was a new guy named Tim. While we were working together he asked me kind of a funny question. He is actually the first person to ask me this particular question, and I'm assuming others are curious as well. He asked, “Why do you wear a wedding ring on each hand?”

Has there ever been a time in your life when the Holy Spirit has asked you to sharpen a skill?

I have felt this since August. It's been 11 years since graduating from Bible College and 10 years since being a staff pastor who preached every week. Now God is moving us into the next season of ministry, and my preaching has become rusty. When my family gets back to…

Have you ever thought about having a funeral for a Fish!? A "Burial of the Sardine"? Well, the Spaniards have. The longer…