Matthew 7:7-12
An ancient rabbinic tale tells of how the spot for a temple was selected. Two brothers lived on adjacent farms, worked the fields, and divided...
Matthew 7:1-5
Psychologists tell us we use defense mechanisms to defend ourselves. One of them is projection or attributing to others the undesirable charact...
I went to the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City, Utah to learn about what Roman Catholics believe. Here's what happened.
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Matthew 6:25-34
A reporter once visited a widow who had raised six children and had adopted six more. He asked the woman how she had been able to this by her...
Luke 5:12-16. In Luke 5:12-16 Jesus blows right past one of the most set-in-stone taboos of his time, and he does so to make a point. Clearly Jesus has bigger t...
Matthew 6:19-24
Possessions can give us joy. Our possessions can help us make a status statement. They can also lead us into debt. Worse yet, they can steal ...
Biblical illiteracy in the United States is growing!
Albert Mohler in his article, "The Scandal of Biblical Illiteracy: It's Our Problem" states,
"Researche...
Matthew 6:16-18
The story is told of a financially depressed American couple living in Switzerland. They were involved in a program of study that lasted thre...
Matthew 6:9-15
John Hannah said, “The end of prayer is not so much tangible answers as a deepening life of dependency…The call to prayer is a call to love, s...
Have you ever thought about how humans have counted the passage of years throughout time? It's not as simple as you might figure, and it can even be a cause of ...
Matthew 6:9-15
Charles H. Spurgeon, a great English Baptist pastor, said, “A prayerless church member is a hindrance, he is in the body like a rotting bone, ...
Matthew 6:5-8
How does it work? Does it work? There is uncertainty, confusion, and comfort that surround any teaching on prayer.
If we major on the sovere...
