To Be Remembered
Deep in the Black Hills of western South Dakota looms Mount Rushmore from which gaze the mighty stone faces of Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Lincoln. They join the long parade of statues, obelisks, monuments, hieroglyphs and records that...
Explore
The Modernist’s Portrait
Modernists have not written very charitably of the prophet Jeremiah and the reason is not far to seek. Jeremiah has given us their portrait in divinely faithful terms: "An assembly of treacherous men! And they bend their tongues like their...
Explore
Jesus and Nicodemus
The very first thing we read about Nicodemus in the Gospel according to John is that he was "a man of the Pharisees" (3:1). This is the second time the Pharisees are mentioned in this Gospel, and it calls to...
Explore
The Sun is Still in Business
I noticed the above motto in a home recently and I thought, in these days of stress and perplexity when the machinery of human affairs is so sadly out of kilter and the whole world seems to be wearing the...
Explore
Reflecting the Light
God is a God of order, and this is clearly seen in His creation (1 Cor. 14:33). Usually, when we think of order, we think of the order of arrangement. This thought is found in the New Testament word "world"...
Explore
The Church at Jerusalem
The Church of God, next to the Cross of Christ, is the greatest thing God ever wrought. It is the nearest and dearest thing to His heart. In the opening chapters of the book of the Acts, it has pleased...
Explore
Anticipation
Is the Lord's Supper the apex of the week for you? Is it supposed to be? What makes the Lord's Supper different from other activities of the Church? Some suggest that the difference lies in the fact that at other...
Explore
Business as Usual?
Of all the subtle changes that have wrought havoc in the Church in this century, none has been more damaging than its professionalization. The world's business methods and management principles have found a welcome there. What concerns me more is...
Explore
The Hidden Years
We must clearly understand that man can only enter the life of Jesus by the way of His death; that death being the gate, not only to eternal life, as it stretches beyond this place and time of conflict, but...
Explore