Another Kind of Gratitude – November 21, 2010
In the lunchroom of a busy workplace, groups of employees were eating and visiting with one another at a dozen different tables. Suddenly one man...
In the lunchroom of a busy workplace, groups of employees were eating and visiting with one another at a dozen different tables. Suddenly one man...
In the early morning hours of November 11, 1918, representatives of the Allied nations met in a railroad car near Compiègne, France, to sign an...
According to a traditional story, when English statesman Oliver Cromwell first saw his portrait, he insisted that it be repainted. His objection was that the...
We live in a competitive world where everyone experiences something of winning and losing. Who has never tasted both sweet victories and bitter defeats? We’ve...
What does it take to jump into something new and come out triumphant? Why do some embark into uncharted territory with ease while others flounder?...
It’s been said that “harboring resentment is like taking poison and then waiting for the other person to die.” Keeping a mental list of those...
In these troubled times, it’s reassuring to know that God is in His heaven, watching over His children. This promise is perhaps best expressed in...
In these troubled times, it’s reassuring to know that God is in His heaven, watching over His children. This promise is perhaps best expressed in...
Noise seems to be a constant part of modern life. Everywhere we go, for much of the day, we hear clatter and clamor, jangle and...