The Risk of Life – Sunday, August 18, 1985
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...
The Savior gave a telling parable when He asked, "What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not...
Freedom and Power are two of life's more valuable possessions. To be of greatest value both must accompanied with responsibility. But like anything else, they...
Call it what you will: Persistence, Tenacity, Resolution, or Perseverance; it is still the quaint old principle of getting back on the horse that has...
1985 marks the fortieth anniversary of the end of World War II: in May of 1945 peace came to Europe; in September of the same...
There are some in the world today who think of our economic age as the "Age of Entrepreneurs." It is a time to take a...
God is the maker of all things. But of all His creations, He has set man apart by extending to us the opportunity and responsibility...
A father died and left a grieving child. "Where is my father now?" she asked, then paused. Scanning a family portrait, she saw his mark...
We speak, in religion, of having Christlike love and compassion, but is it something of which we just speak? Perhaps we dwell too much on...