Jesus’ Prayer and the Vaccinated Debate I do not pray for these alone, but for those who are vaccinated, don’t take up hospital beds, and love others enough to get the booster; that they may point out how the unvaccinated … Read More
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UNA DEFENSA A LA PALABRA “LIDERAZGO” Estoy seguro de que muchos ni siquiera leerán el artículo a causa del desacuerdo. Está bien, no siempre tenemos que estar en acuerdo con todo, pero el propósito conciso es presentar una defensa para … Read More
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You Will Die, But You Can Live! It is mid-September a I sit down to compose this article. COVID continues to ravage and wreak havoc amongst our families, churches, schools, communities, state, and nation. There is probably no one at … Read More
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Life cannot be defined. It is, and that’s all there is to it. Oh, I’m aware that the dictionary gives us a definition of life. But listen to it: “The interval of time between birth and death.” How vague.
Lots of people have said lots of things about life. Shakespeare said of it, “The web of our life is a mangled yarn.” John Ruskin said, “There is no wealth but life.” And Henry Wadsworth Longfellow succinctly said:
Lives of great men all remind us.
We can make our lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us, Footprints in the sand of…
The Danger of Shallow Biblical Knowledge When I was a student at Freed-Hardeman University, the Mooresville congregation near Lewisburg, Tennessee wanted to send me to help spread the gospel in Georgia. Through one of teachers at the college, I made … Read More
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Criticism plays a part in everyday life. It is a natural action of the brain to assess a situation and to make or pass judgments. God blessed each of us with creativity, problem solving, and critical thinking skills. We can use these same skills to “rise and build” and/or to “rise and tear down.”
Criticism is defined by Webster’s as “the act of criticizing usually unfavorably.” The interesting part of that definition is the inclusion of the word “unfavorably.” The etymology of the word “criticism” goes back to a time when someone would judge the merits of literary or…
