Matthew 5:17-19
Books today certainly don’t last as they did years ago. I suppose the main reason is that they are not made from durable material as they wer...
Matthew 5:13-16
John Donne once said, “No man is an island.”
American diplomat, philanthropist, and social activist Elihu Burritt said, “No human being ca...
Matthew 5:10-12
One biographer said of Savonarola, the Italian preacher and Reformer, “His preaching was a voice of thunder, and his denunciation of sin was ...
Matthew 5:9
Our world has known little peace.
The terrorist attack on New York and Washington, DC, in September of 2001—along with the long war on terror ...
Matthew 5:8
People who own greenhouses are usually in the business of selling flowers or other shrubbery or just want one so they can keep flowers year round...
Matthew 5:7
How blessed are those who are merciful, because it is they who will receive mercy!
Landing on the bleak Massachusetts shore at Plymouth in Decem...
Matthew 5:6
For untold years, hunger and starvation have been a chronic problem for many people in various countries. In 436 B. C., famine came to Rome, and ...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh discuss the problems of discussing religion and politics. Yes, these conversations can be uncomfortable, and more than a little...
Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. -Matthew 5:5
Aristotle was a great Greek thinker and philosopher of the fourth century BC. For him, t...
Matthew 5:4
Everyone experiences times of disappointment. Parents comfort children by putting a nightlight in a dark room. Ministers comfort church members w...
Matthew 5:1-3
Since time began, people have pursued happiness. Eve thought she would find it in the forbidden fruit. Many have tried money. One such Texas mi...
Romans 16:1-27
History has recorded many ideas about the final evaluation and final state of humans beyond death. Jesus told the parable of the rich man and ...
