An old mountaineer and his wife were sitting in front of the fireplace one evening just passing the time. Soon, they heard what they thought were raindrops falling on the roof of their small house. So after a few minutes, the wife said, “Jed, I think it’s raining. Go outside and see.”
Read MorePress on in hope!
The Reverend Ben Patterson once said, “Hope delivers us from the despair that nothing we do matters, and enables us to tackle even the most menial job with vigor.” He goes on to share an illustration from World War ll.
Read MoreAre you wise, or just smart?
The famous author and inventor, Arthur C. Clarke once wrote…
Read MoreThe danger of having a jealous heart
The famous novelist and playwright Samuel Beckett received great recognition for his work – but not from everyone. Beckett’s marriage was plagued by his wife’s jealousy of his growing fame and success.
Read MoreUse your words wisely
Several years ago a professor at the University of Pennsylvania was known for giving boring, cliché-ridden lectures.
Read MoreStaying committed to your higher calling
The Civil War might have been averted and a peaceful emancipation of slaves achieved had there been more people like journalist Elijah Lovejoy. After observing one lynching…
Read MoreMake disciples today
We’re all involved in the work of making disciples. The question is, whose disciples are we making?
Read MoreThe importance of taking personal responsibility
Not long ago, a young woman was attacked in a New York residential area while at least 38 neighbors watched from their windows.
Read MoreThe importance of being a ‘doer’
In the early years of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln became so angered at the inactivity of Union commander George McClellan that the President wrote his commanding general this one-sentence letter…
Read More‘Throw deep’ for Christ!
The NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Ken Stabler was once being interviewed by Sports Illustrated when the journalist recited a quote from the author, Jack London…
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