Time Well Spent – Sunday, October 5, 2014
In Proverbs we read the admonition “Ponder the path of thy feet” (Proverbs 4:26). Often our feet move so quickly from one important task to...
In Proverbs we read the admonition “Ponder the path of thy feet” (Proverbs 4:26). Often our feet move so quickly from one important task to...
An old legend tells of a wise grandfather teaching his grandson about the importance of making good choices. “A fight is going on inside me,”...
Every veteran has a story. Some spent their military service in the line of fire; others gave their service behind the scenes. Some carried weapons;...
On New Year’s Day 1892, a ship of immigrants docked at Ellis Island in New York harbor. Annie Moore, a teenager from County Cork, Ireland,...
This will always be a world of differing opinions. Like a brook that bubbles over rocks and obstructions, we frequently bump up against those who...
Work is what people do—and not just when they are grown. Toddlers have their work too: learning to walk and speak and use a spoon....
If it’s true, as Shakespeare wrote, that “parting is such sweet sorrow,”1 then perhaps we could say that reuniting is the sweetest joy. While saying...
A wise ship captain keeps his vessel in constant repair. He knows that a small leak today can grow into a sizeable hole tomorrow and...
One thing this world needs more of is kindness. Our daily interactions provide limitless opportunities for more patience, thoughtfulness, forgiveness, and compassion: in other words,...