The Tie That Binds – Sunday, May 20, 1984
As we look at society we see not merely individuals, but groups—couples, families, towns, cities, governments, Wherever we find a society, we find people bound...
As we look at society we see not merely individuals, but groups—couples, families, towns, cities, governments, Wherever we find a society, we find people bound...
What a mistake it is to think that motherhood is outdated or menial, or that being a mother is not prestigious.
It is ironic that at a time when we have technology that probes the expanding edges of our galaxy and the spinning center of an...
We see today conflicts and clashes in many parts of the world. The battling armies march under various banners and arguments rage under a number...
Today we talk of the inexplicable, of the mysterious and profound, of superstition and fear—today we speak of death.
Almost two thousand years following the mortal ministry of Jesus Christ, it may be difficult for us to imagine Him rejected, to imagine Him persecuted...
We live in a hurried world where there never seems to be quite enough time. The days and weeks melt behind us as we rush...
Threatening clouds hung dark overhead. Angry waves crashed against the small boat where the disciples of Jesus huddled helplessly before the howling wind and boiling...
Something has changed during the past century, something more than technology and lifestyles, something more than our mode of transportation and our living habits, something...