Thoughts On Death – Sunday, December 28, 1980
Of the four seasons, winter is perhaps the least eulogized. Poets and artists alike have extolled the hope of spring, the vibrancy of summer, and...
Of the four seasons, winter is perhaps the least eulogized. Poets and artists alike have extolled the hope of spring, the vibrancy of summer, and...
As dusk turned to darkness on that silent night long ago, the inns of the day were overcrowded. The small towns teemed with travelers and...
We have entered one of the most loved seasons of the year—a time when we openly encourage each other to extend ourselves in a spirit...
The definition of the word success varies from individual to individual, from culture to culture. For some people, it has to do with the acquisition...
One of the problems with verbal language is its inability to adequately express abstract thoughts or feelings. Take, for instance, the oft-spoken phrase, “I love...
Someone once said there are two kinds of people: those who divide the world into two kinds of people, and those who don't. This may...
In the Bible, praise is given not to the strong man who "taketh a city," but to the stronger man who "ruleth his own spirit."1 ...
We have heard the Choir sing, "I waited for the Lord."1 Is there anything harder than waiting? We find it difficult enough to wait for...
One of the distinguishing features of our way of life is the increasing number of people who are involved in sports or athletic competition. Most...