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A World Of Difference
The world is up for grabs. Is China the next superpower? Will international cartels run the show? Maybe the machines will take over! Despots have always dreamed of worldwide conquest. The Assyrians under Nebuchadnezzar, the first true military superpower, stretched from Egypt to the Persian Gulf. Then came the Medo-Persians under Cyrus, his empire encompassing…
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October 6, 2026 — Mount Monumental
How many different ways can God tell us we ought to read and value His Book? At least 176! When I think of contemplating Psalm 119, why does the chorus by Oscar Eliason come to mind, including the words, “Got any mountains you can’t tunnel through?”? I’m so glad the next line reminds us, “God…
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October 6
CHRIST the COMMISSIONER: As our Lord prepared to leave the planet, He sent His own on a mission of ultimate historical significance. The eternal destiny of the human race hangs in the balance. His commission, called “Great” for obvious reasons, would include four momentous ALLs. “And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, ‘ALL authority…
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October 6 Petition Mission
“Direct my steps by Your word, and let no iniquity have dominion over me” (Ps 119:133). No starker contrast could be drawn. The Hebrew word translated “iniquity” means “to exert oneself in vain.” When one does this, says the psalmist, the emptiness of it all suffocates the soul. Imagine that! As the Lord said through…
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October 6
William Williams, in his fascinating account of pioneer work in Venezuela, called It Can Be Done, tells how it was done, how a handful of missionaries, in a country one sixth the size of the U.S., carried the gospel to every city, town, and village in one generation. Facing strong opposition from the priests, long…
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October 5, 2026 — Echoes Of Calvary
If Jesus, the Man of Joy, could sing with the shadow of the Cross on His soul, shall we not join the chorus? As we’ve seen in Psalm 118:5-21, Israel will be saved. Not all, sadly, for many will perish by siding with Anti-messiah. As the Lord said, “I have come in My Father’s name, and…