Swiftly, Silently, Certainly… – Sunday – January 10, 1954
Sometimes we think of the past as a thing quite apart from the present. To say that something happened a century or so ago may...
Sometimes we think of the past as a thing quite apart from the present. To say that something happened a century or so ago may...
We sometimes shy away from words—especially words that have acquired unpleasant connotations; for example, we may speak quite comfortably of good resolutions, but perhaps not...
This is the time of year when thoughts of unfinished business become acute, and when we are comfortable or uncomfortable according to the degree to...
There is a question concerning Christmas that keeps recurring: What is it that makes it so different a day? Except for some very real and...
On this question again of "the light which lighteth every man that cometh into the world" (John 1:9): Men seem to have an urgent sense...
It is recorded in the first book of the Bible that God said: "Let there be light" (Genesis 1:3)—and from there on through scripture, the...
Some years ago Gustaf Stromberg, eminent Swedish-American scientist, had some significant things to say in one of his scholarly works concerning the memories of men:...
One doesn't have to live very long before he becomes aware of the pleasure of doing things for appreciative people and the disappointment of doing...
There is no one we know of who is free from problems. Most of us at times have difficult situations to solve. But there are...