The Case for Human Rights – Sunday, October 23, 1983
World events of recent months—including civilian bombings, political assassinations, and other acts of premeditated violence and loss of life—have reminded us once again that man’s...
World events of recent months—including civilian bombings, political assassinations, and other acts of premeditated violence and loss of life—have reminded us once again that man’s...
A problem, like a child’s exercise in mathematics, seems something to be solved according to an easy formula, set aside and then forgotten. Certainly, that’s...
The most basic commandment in Christianity is that we love one another. Jesus said on this and on our love for God hang all the...
We live in a beautiful world, a world of not only beautiful objects, but of beautiful moments, beautiful experiences. Each season is glorious in its...
Autumn is returning to the Northern Hemisphere with its brilliant colors and bountiful harvests. It is the fullness of all seasons, a time when we...
Why is it that some people seem to roll pleasantly down the highways of life while others of us trudge a weary road from one...
Every morning is one of God’s best mornings for someone. But too often we don’t recognize it because we’re too busy counting our material possessions....
In America’s rural past, farmers used scarecrows in their fields. Timid birds, seeing the cross-sticks attired with an old coat and perhaps a hat was frightened...
The Lord will lead us to fertile fields and soft flowing rivers because we are His children, and He loves us. But because He knows...