An ancient parable tells of a group of blind men describing an elephant to one another based on the part of the animal they
The theme song that launched every episode of Cheers, a popular 1980’s sitcom, was as catchy as it was relatable: “Sometimes you want to
Warnings are helpful if heeded. To overlook or ignore signs of caution is to risk varying degrees of inconvenience, pain, and tragedy. Consider, for
The closing stanza of William Henley’s famous poem, Invictus, reads: “It matters not how strait the gate / How charged with punishments the scroll
The New Testament paints a very hopeful picture of what the church is supposed to look like. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, members of
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound? This famous philosophical thought experiment
In his years as a student, Mahatma Gandhi spent time reading the biblical gospels. He came to believe that Jesus’ teachings provided the solution
I remember my parents, when I first got my driver’s licence, putting certain rules in place in order to help me most enjoy my
“In this life you will have trouble” (John 16:33). This was Jesus’ promise to his disciples just hours before he went to the cross.
We all want the people we love to know they are loved. We don’t want our family members and friends left wondering if our
One of the most potentially powerful evangelistic tools Christians have is a sincere joy in the Lord. The world may laugh at our commitment
No responsible government sends soldiers who are untrained, under-resourced, and unarmed into a war zone about which they know nothing. That would be irresponsible