Glad Tidings of Good Things (February 21, 2019)
Hated But Loved
America’s most famous architect, the late Frank Lloyd Wright, designed some unusual buildings. Among them is Fallingwater, a house built in the mid-1930s over a waterfall in southwest Pennsylvania. Stretching out over...
Glad Tidings of Good Things (November 9, 2017)
Overcoming Obstacles
The nine-foot, 400-pound Goliath challenged the children of Israel and blasphemed Almighty God. David, a seventeen-year-old fuzzy-cheeked lad who came to visit his brothers demanded to know why they were not accepting the...
How to Settle It
When people disagree about how many ounces or pounds something weighs, they can settle the matter by using a scale, the standard of authority.
When people disagree about the length of a piece of lumber,...
The Power of Small Deeds
Our efforts in the cause of Christ to influence and win people to Christ often seem so fruitless that we are prone to give up, but they are worth it!
A Persian Proverb
There seems to be a mad rush to identify with every strange teaching that comes down the pike. The current rage is to deny we can “know” anything, but is that true?
Have You Read the Book That Shaped America?
America’s earliest settlers came in search of religious freedom, to escape religious persecution—which has again become an issue in modern times.
A new arrival who joined the Pilgrims at Plymouth in 1623 “blessed God for...
Glad Tidings of Good Things (June 16, 2016)
Fishing from the Asphalt
Herb Miller, in his book Fishing on the Asphalt*, writes that the average church member has
listened to 6,000 sermons,
heard 8,000 prayers,
sung 20,000 hymns over and over,
and asked zero...