Learning from History
Someone has rightly said, “one thing we learn from history is that people do not learn from history.” How true this saying is. It reminds us of individual people who always think of the other fellow. The other fellow dies, but not I. The other fellow suffers when...
A Single Solution
We have a little girl at our congregation who has a standard answer to most questions. If you ask her and the other children who built the ark, her answer is “God.” If you ask who was in the ark, her reply is “God.” If you ask who is in Africa, she will say, “God.”...
Saints in a Sewer
The Roman historian Tacitus said the ancient city of Rome was like a sewer into which the filth of all the nations flowed. He was not a Christian. In fact, he said Christianity was a “depraved superstition.” But his assessment of the moral condition of Rome was right....
PC Right to Life Founder Lives ‘to See the Day’
On a hot, sunny day in late June, David Hill visited his mother in a nursing home. He had some great news. “I’m not sure how much she could comprehend, being an Alzheimer’s patient, but she did live to see the day,” Hill, Tennessee Bible College president, said. ...