Old Errors and Worthless Changes – Sunday, September 28, 1941
There are prevalent among us two extremes of thought, neither of which must be allowed to dominate our thinking. One faction supposes that age itself...
There are prevalent among us two extremes of thought, neither of which must be allowed to dominate our thinking. One faction supposes that age itself...
There is a phrase that has become currently common, in the use of which we often over-indulge, and from which few men are immune, and...
In considering last week the question of moral standards we arrived at the obvious conclusion that there must be some basic moral law beyond the...
An eminent contemporary figure of science is accredited with the statement that “Moral sense is more important than intelligence.” Of course, all such statements resolve...
There is something about the clamor of the day in which we live which reminds us that a quietly spoken truth is much more convincing...
During past weeks we have spoken somewhat at this hour concerning leadership, a subject always vital to the conduct of men, because everyone must follow...
In considering the accountability of men in choosing their leaders, we are reminded that there are many who follow after false leadership because they seemingly...
Much wisdom was anciently reduced to the space of two short phrases—“as with the servant—so with the master.” (Isaiah 24:2) This statement of a fundamental...
If we were called upon to make a list of the evils of our day, the evil of indifference would be well up toward the...