The old weathered barn stands as a pinnacle of a prairie farm’s existence.  Repainted, refurbished, and mended over the years, it represents hours of labour and care to keep it functional.  At times tragedies have struck – things like storm damage or fire – yet it still stands, built even stronger and still useful. It reminds me of a quote I read recently.  Some passages just dig right into me and turn my thinking upside down.  They present me with ideas in a way I have not considered before.  One such quote comes from a book I read recently – Lee Strobel’s The Case for Hope.  In it, Lee quotes…