What We Are; What We May Become – Sunday, October 20, 1985
Recently a little girl played on the swings of a city park. Her parents sat on a bench a short distance away and watched. Each...
Recently a little girl played on the swings of a city park. Her parents sat on a bench a short distance away and watched. Each...
The scriptures say, "Men are that they might have joy,"1 and we are left asking ourselves, if that is truly the intent, why is the...
As long as language survives and men's hearts are pure, the Sermon on the Mount will be rehearsed with reverence; For, within that short expression,...
Those who enjoy life know and understand that life is a process, not a destination. It's filled with peaks and valleys, high and lows, good...
It is an unwritten law that excess is dangerous. And, in a democracy such as the United States, where good fortune and technology have combined...
“Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them,”1 according to William Shakespeare. That may be true. But what is...
The world is not so complicated as many people believe. Yes complication is easy to find, All one has to do is look at our...
Rudyard Kipling, in a poem titled simply, “If,” investigates the many attributes of maturity. Among the attributes he discovers, one recurs in several forms: the...
Rudyard Kipling, in a poem titled simply, “If,” investigates the many attributes of maturity. Among the attributes he discovers, one recurs in several forms: the...