After an examination revealed that her worrying had resulted in an ulcer, the woman confided in her doctor, “I’m worried that my worrying about my ulcer will make it worse.” Can you identify with that? More →
Could your prayer life be characterized as a 911 call? Do you communicate with your Savior and Lord only when life becomes uncontrollable? Peter instructs you to be “casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you.” (1 Peter 5:7) More →
Christians guilty of robbery? Are there thieves among God’s people? The prophet Malachi wrote, “Will a man rob God? Yet you have robbed Me!” (Malachi 3:8) More →
We don’t baptize babies; we dedicate them. Oh, really? What’s the difference? The Bible teaches that we are saved by faith in Jesus Christ, apart from our own effort. More →
D.T. Niles defined evangelism as “one beggar telling another beggar where to get food.” Delos Miles believes this vignette is based on 2 Kings 7. More →
“Cui servire est regnare” is the motto of Groton School, the private boarding school where I attended high school. It is Latin and loosely translates either “to serve is to rule” or “for whom service is perfect freedom”. More →
“They were the best of times. They were the worst of times.” That is how Charles Dickens begins his classic, Tale of Two Cities. We can say the same thing about the world in which we live. More →