Remembering Rome’s Challenge
An event called the World’s Colombian Exposition opened in Chicago on May 1, 1893. It had taken many years of planning and an act of Congress … Read More
Ashamed to Pray
It can be difficult to approach God when something is wrong. It is easy to be intimidated if a struggle is ongoing or a sin has … Read More
Next Time It’s Fire
The rainbow is an interesting choice for those who have tried to make it their banner of late. Is it a Freudian slip or an intentional … Read More
But The End Is Not Yet
“And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the … Read More
Be Thou Clean
Where does this concept of clean and unclean come from? Is it strictly ceremonial or practically applicable? Metaphorically, the concept of being cleansed is inseparable from … Read More
Trust and Confidence
More than just a comfortable feeling, we continually rely on our ability to tell fact from fiction. Discernment underpins many business decisions that lead to success … Read More
Seasonally Appropriate
You can feel it in the air. The weather begins to cool, the days become noticeably shorter. If we were occupied in a traditional manner, growing … Read More
ESG: Anything But Tolerant
The acronym stands for Environmental, Social and Governance. It is typically applied to businesses, particularly large publicly traded ones, and is used to rate their … Read More
Center of Power
We have entered a new era of competition and open confrontation. The last century has been defined along American and European lines. The predominance of the … Read More
Man’s Way or God’s Way?
From the very beginning, man has had a tendency to ignore the instructions of his Creator and try things his own way. Has that worked out? … Read More
