Work – a principle and a privilege – Sunday, February 17, 1957
Last week we talked of the fallacy of being free from work—and of the fact that we can't eat or travel or use any substance...
Last week we talked of the fallacy of being free from work—and of the fact that we can't eat or travel or use any substance...
There are many opposing opinions as to what is considered to be success. And while some seek to prepare themselves for maximum service, there are...
Last week we spoke of unfinished business, of things left undone that hang over our heads, And one, of the very worrisome things that hangs...
All of us always have unfinished business. Most of us have unfulfilled obligations. Most of us have things piled far before us that always weigh...
Last week we quoted from Cromwell a single searching sentence: "I beseech you think it possible that you may be mistaken."1 We applied it then...
We often hear the trite expression that there are always two sides to a subject. And one thing that makes quarrels and misunderstandings and differences...
No day is better to change or repent than any other. Repentance and improvement are always in season. But sometimes it seems we have to...
Many subjects suggest themselves at this season. We could talk of resolutions. We could talk of the surpassing satisfaction of paying debts that are due....
We cannot but be aware that this is a Christmas of contrasts. No doubt all Christmases have had their contrasts. And there is no doubt...