How to Catch Men
Two young men were casting a net into the sea. Both were too busily engaged to perceive that they were being watched with evident interest by a Bystander, for they were fishermen, and their living depended on their success. Their...
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The Old Evangelism
This is an era of change. Nothing seems stable or stationary. Verities are tossed about like vanities. Not only customs but convictions are to be subject to modifications and variations. Not a few who are older in years begin to...
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Blessed Quietness
Evangelical churches are a flurry of words, announcements, promotions, songs, specials, anecdotes, jokes, antics, and sermons (some good, many not so good). How refreshing to rediscover the Lord's Supper or what is commonly called the "breaking of bread." It is a...
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I Like Making Notes
We had been invited by a family to spend a weekend with them. We arrived in time for supper and had an enjoyable time around the meal. After eating, the Bible was brought out, read and commented on. Then "Hymns...
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Praying for the Lost
The question has been raised in recent days: "Should we pray for the lost?" This was in response to an article in Interest magazine entitled "Don't Pray for the Lost." It has been the position of this magazine to simply...
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Faithful & Powerful
The luxury cruise ship glides gracefully through the turquoise waters of Hamilton harbor. Her railings are soon lined with curious sightseers as her mighty engines propel her towards her berth along the fabled Front Street of the Bermudian capital. Their...
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The Mystery of Godliness
And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the nations, believed on in the world, received up into glory (1 Tim. 3:16) These wonderful words...
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You’re Invited
Prophetically, the very first emotions of man recorded in the Bible (Gen. 3:7-10) are shame and fear. They were both the instant fruit of sin. And sin and shame and fear have been the unchanging problem of the human race...
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Quickverse
A revolution of sorts has taken place in the world of IBM compatible computers in the past few years. Once confined to the complex commands of DOS and its infamous "C:" (the C prompt), the PC world has welcomed the...
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