People can learn a good amount from nature. One way we can learn about teamwork is by looking at bees.

A man was walking one day when he heard a woman screaming hysterically. He looked over to see she was kneeling in front of her child.

The evangelist Harry Rimmer was speaking to Christians interested in military evangelism. During the speech, Mr. Rimmer displayed his own personal copy of a white Pacific Fleet New Testament, which was issued to servicemen by the Gideons.

President James Madison suffered from many ailments in his old age that required him to take a variety of medicines.

Dr. Chuck Swindoll, in his introductory notes to the book of Romans, shares a story about a pastor named Donald Barnhouse, who started his ministry at Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.

An article years ago in U.S. News & World Report brought to light a very sneaky practice by some manufacturers of common household goods.

The great scientist Isaac Newton once performed an experiment that required him to stare at the image of the sun in a mirror. The brightness burned into his retina, and he suffered temporary blindness. Even after he isolated himself for three days behind closed shutters, still the bright spot wouldn’t fade from his vision.

A church pastor visited the sixth grade Sunday School class one day and listened as the teacher taught some of the Old Testament. At the end, the pastor asked, “Does anyone know who knocked down the walls of Jericho?”

A man walked into his doctor’s office for a regular visit, and he noticed a brand-new fish tank had recently been installed.

A doctor, an engineer, and a politician were arguing one day about which profession of the three was older. “Well,” argued the doctor, “without the role of a physician, mankind could not have survived for all these years. So I’m completely certain that mine is the oldest profession.”