On Using or Losing Our Lives – Sunday, August 01, 1954
May we turn today to a paradoxical New Testament text. It was our Lord and Savior who said: "For whosoever will save his life shall...
May we turn today to a paradoxical New Testament text. It was our Lord and Savior who said: "For whosoever will save his life shall...
May we touch today upon a further thought or two concerning the effect of our ideas and attitudes on others. Fashion is one evidence of...
Today, as we begin our second quarter century, a flood of thoughts and themes moves in upon us. One such concerns the swiftness with which...
But patience is one of the lessons of life that must be learned patience and a sound sense of values; patience and an awareness that...
On this meaningful day for America, may we take a moment from some of the side issues and from some of the irrelevant celebration, and...
As was observed centuries ago: There is “a time to every purpose…”1 And there are times when some things should be said, and times to...
Much of life is made up of things we think we will one day do: of things we postpone, of things we set aside, of...
For you who have already made your marriage, there is simply this to be said: Make your marriage work.
We have come again upon the month of June—a month of many marriages, a month in which many young people are beginning life together. And...