An old cemetery sits in the middle of the city today, but it was once a rural setting where families in grief could spend an afternoon at the graveside of a lost loved-one. The section set aside for babies and small children was dotted with blankets on Sunday afternoons as ...
Read More »Facing a Storm? He Knows the Way You Take
On Sunday, April 14, 1935, a massive dust storm struck the Great Plains. Caught in its grip were unsuspecting farmers caring for their livestock and faithful church-goers attending worship services. The “Black Blizzard’ suffocated jackrabbits and dropped whole flocks of birds from a pitch-black sky. Residents spoke later of being ...
Read More »A Forgotten Little Boy and the God Who Never Forgets
Little Eddie Lincoln is often referred to as the forgotten son of Abraham Lincoln and his wife, Mary. His place in history seems a vapor next to that of his three brothers, who all lived in the White House while their father was President. But he was never really forgotten. ...
Read More »Enduring Sound Doctrine In These Difficult Times
As people conduct their daily business as usual the reality is that there are five areas that have radically transformed the world we once knew. All of what will be said in this article applies on a global scale, but it is more evident in the United States because of ...
Read More »Knocked Down But Not Out
The trials of life will have you feeling Knocked Out. I sit reflecting on life, not only about myself but what is going on in this world today. Senseless killings, unemployment, drugs, death, etc, but in a deep sense we all are born dying. Just that thought leads me to a ...
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