Winston Churchill said, “Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened. That may be a typical response to truth, but it places those who respond that way on the road to tragedy and destruction.
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Model Christians that are “preserved” in the end become nothing more than a novelty to be looked at, but Christians that pour themselves into discipleship will find energy, calling, passion, and love.
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When we hear the words broken, we often think of one of two options, repair or disposal. For most of us, when something can no longer perform its intended function…
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One of the central, and often overlooked, themes of the Bible is the concept of the kingdom of God. The theme weaves throughout the entire text of scripture, tying the…
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I love books, and while my collection is widely varying all the books have one thing in common. The end is set before we begin start reading them. The outcome…
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I guess you could say that death is one of the most democratic experiences in life. Against our best efforts it’s a passage that we all participate in it. We…
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Over 80 years ago, a crowd gathered on a humid August day to participate in an unparalleled event for its time. Hundreds of thousands of spectators, police officers, and soldiers…
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I don’t know if there is any truth to the story or not, but the story is told that when Britain faced a critical shortage of silver during the days…
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I’m sure we’ve all heard a story or two about a nightmare wedding. Believe it or not, Jesus told one of his own in which the groom shows up late,…
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Since the beginning of time, Godly people have suffered tragedy. When that happens, we want to know “why?” and “where was God when I needed him?” Many blessings have come out of tragedy including this beloved hymn.
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