Living for God
The Nazi armies seemed invincible. Invading the Soviet Union, only the city of Leningrad (modern…
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The Right Weapons
Trained with a commitment to the strategies of past battles, Douglas Haig seemed to have been…
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The Word of the Year
If you could select just one word to describe modern life, what would you choose? The editors of…
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God Is Still Alive
Concerned about protecting society, traditions had been developed. Rules had been written that…
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Searching, Purifying
Throughout history, believers have looked for ways to think about the impact Jesus has made on…
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Your Environment
Picture Frédéric Chopin, sitting alone at his piano. Rich tunes emerging from his keyboard.…
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All Sin and Fall Short
It can be easy to criticize Job's friends. From our perspective, knowing the entire story, we know…
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What Job Learned
Job had gone through difficult circumstances. As he tried to sort out what had happened, and why,…
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God and the Whirlwind
Both of the times that God spoke to Job, He spoke out of the "whirlwind" (here and Job 40:6). The…
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Your Focus; Your Vision
Pierre-Auguste Renoir came from humble beginnings. Born on this day in 1841 in central France, when…
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