The eleventh chapter of Hebrews has many lessons for us, and surely among them is that God finds people of faith in places where we wouldn’t look. We see an instance of this in Hebrews 11:23. Here, the writer refers to a familiar story, the story of the birth of Moses. Typically, our children learn that more…

In verse three a question is raised before the Lord that has been asked by the righteous for countless ages, “How long shall the wicked, O Lord, how long shall the wicked exult?” It is obvious that, in this world, wickedness does frequently triumph. There are times when the Lard’s work, the Lord’s people seem more…

I recently received an E-mail in response to an article on homosexuality which is on our website. The note sent to me was titled, “The Gay Response.” Even though it seems like boiler-plate, I’ll reprint it here and make a few comments about it. The Gay Response “For telling us there was something wrong with us, For misreading more…

Irresponsible, short-sighted, rash and selfish conduct is often proof of immaturity. But we do not refer to years. People sixty and above may be immature — acting like little children when they do not get their way, or are forced to face the realities of this life. They are incapable of objectivity, their pride is more…

The question is not really about location, but foundation. So many today are fresh out of hope. They wonder about this earth confused, unsure, and unstable. The world around them is crushing them. The major issues are catastrophic—the minor ones are debilitating: the news is traumatic and even the weather sends them comatose. When everything hinges more…