The Conquest of Scarecrows – Sunday, September 04, 1983
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...
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...
We look to the night skies and see the summer stars. These heavenly lights have looked upon us from their whirling orbs since the dawn...
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...
People arriving in the New York harbor by sea are greeted by the majestic Statue of Liberty, her torch raised high in a symbolic salute...
One of the great lessons of the scriptures is that of God’s faith and hope in all His children. He believes in us. He counts...
The past months have been hard for many of us. Economic recessions, harsh weather conditions and the usual struggles to keep up with the demands...
None of us has a complete, objective view of the world. We see things through the prism of our own personalities. Ask any three witnesses...
Personal worth can be measured by the happiness one generates in the lives of others. And the lives over which we have the most influence...