The Question of Forgiveness – Sunday, February 25, 1951
If we make a mistake, upon sincere repentance we may reasonably expect forgiveness. But there may be some who seem to expect to be forgiven...
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No New Principles – Sunday, February 18, 1951
In facing the present and the future we must always draw upon the experiences and the principles of the past. Of course, we pass through...
Lincoln—and Peace and Repentance – Sunday, February 11, 1951
No matter what perplexing problems we face, it is somewhat reassuring, and also somewhat sobering, to look back to the counsel and to the principles...
You Don’t Know What You’re Missing! – Sunday, February 4, 1951
It is possible that most of us have been persuaded to proceed against our better judgment, by those who urge us on with the argument:...
Self-Searching – Sunday, January 21, 1951
There is a seventeenth century proverb that reads: "Believe no tales from an enemy's tongue." But perhaps we can believe our own cross-examination of ourselves....
No Time? – Sunday, January 14, 1951
Perhaps one of the most important differences in men is the difference in what they do when they don't have to do anything, Of course,...
Facing the Unknown New Year – Sunday, December 31, 1950
Once more the falling curtain closes the scenes and sequences of an old year. And once more the most frequent wish from friend to friend...
As This Christmas Comes – Sunday, December 24, 1950
As this Christmas comes, we are all acutely aware of the worries of the world. We have our problems, our personal and public disappointments, our...
Reserve Resources – Sunday, December 17, 1950
In days of deepening disappointment men react in many ways, depending upon their teaching and temperament, upon their outlook and understanding, and upon the faith...