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Maybe Hear the Other Side Before Answering?
“And you think you can get the truth from me?” asked Hugo. “You might as well ask a chicken the truth about the fox.” “It might be truer than the fox’s own story,” said Janna. – Hilda Van Stockum (The … Continue reading
“Cut Across Our Hearts”
There’s a lot of people that got hurt. There’s a lot of people that I’m sure are not going to be here tomorrow. …a big old cut that we got across our hearts right now. – Tommy Muska, mayor of … Continue reading
Advice for a Bridegroom
You might go out in a dying blaze of glory for her, but will you live a shining life of glory to the Lord for her? Continue reading
“I’d Rather Have Jesus”
I just saw that George Beverly Shea passed away at the age of 104. He took part in the unbiblical ecumenism of the Billy Graham evangelistic campaigns, but I appreciated much of his music. He was perhaps best known for singing … Continue reading
The Parable of the Husbandmen — to Kill the Son
It means nothing to them that Jesus died. They have something to which they are clinging, something they don’t want to give up. Continue reading
“On His Blindness”
God is not done with us here until He is done, and then He takes us Home to serve Him there. Continue reading
“Come, Ye Disconsolate”
Many of our great hymns have a story behind them. In this case, it is not about the hymn, but the great love story of the man who wrote it, Thomas Moore. Continue reading
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