What’s Missing at Hearst Castle?
Baron Joseph Duveen, the world’s premiere art dealer, called William Randolph Hearst “the Great Accumulator.” He bought not only "art, antiques, statuary, silverware and textiles on an epic scale,” he also acquired "over thirty ceilings, doorcases, fireplaces and mantels, entire...
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The One Thing Christians Need
The first line on the back cover of John Bramhall's book, "I Am My Beloved's," simply says, "If we knew God more, we would love Him more." How true. And how available--by beholding His beloved Son.
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The Titus Effect
What happens when Paul, the great encourager of the Christian church, needs some encouragement himself? The Titus Effect.
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Things You Didn’t Learn At The Academy
The problem with know-it-alls? They’ll never become know-any-mores. But the School of Hard Knocks is open for business.
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Angel Of Life
The Nazis had a bullet with his name on it. But at the last minute God rewrote their script.
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The Five Dragons
This story is given in tribute the servants of whom Paul writes: “as unknown” (by the world) “and yet well-known” (by Heaven). But God has His ways in getting the word out about those who, by their simple holy lives,...
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A Ray of Hope
When all earthly hope is gone, never forget the God of Hope. Don't give up as long as God is on the job. We're told to pray for all people everywhere. Say, wouldn't that include your unsaved loved one?
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Garrick’s Gamble
We can do no better in introducing this story than to quote the beginning words of Anna Olander's hymn: "If I gained the world, but lost the Savior, Were my life worth living for a day? Could my yearning heart find rest...
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The Straight Shooter
You may think “honest politician” is an oxymoron like “deafening silence” and “jumbo shrimp.” But it happens every now and then.
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