What the World Needs Now – Sunday, March 27, 1983
If it's true that wisdom consists of the proper application of knowledge, then it's equally true that knowledge without application is a form of ignorance.
If it's true that wisdom consists of the proper application of knowledge, then it's equally true that knowledge without application is a form of ignorance.
"Sweet are the uses of adversity,"1 wrote Shakespeare. That is counsel we might well keep in mind. The adversity and sorrow we go through may...
Faith is the "...substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen."1
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Take a man or a woman, take any individual, and measure his progress. Use whatever yardstick as a measure: skill, aptitude, ability to produce, sensitivity,...
One of the most frequent words in Christ's vocabulary was a small oneācome. The gestures with which we associate Him echo that same idea. Arms...
To sit on a grassy hillside bathed in warm sunlight on a quiet, windless day is one of life's simple pleasures. The calm of the...
Much had been written lately about financial investment programs. Stocks and bonds, tax shelters, money markets, and savings accounts have all been extolled as methods...
The ladies of the Choir have just sung a thoughtful text, "Tis a gift to be simple...when we find ourselves in the place just right."...