Feeling anxious and depressed? With the world and the economy in such bad shape, it's no wonder such feelings are
It is more blessed to give than to receive, but we cannot give what we do not have.
For more than a century, 1848 was famously described as the Year of Revolutions, as nations all across Europe were
Clearly, the most important news around the world today is the serious financial crisis and its consequences as growing unemployment
Marriage can and should be the most fulfilling time of this life. Research shows that married couples live longer than
The big question is where do you stand when it comes to matters of life and death for a little
Strong marriages are the "glue" that holds families together—and ultimately civilization itself.
According to Scripture, the quantity of words should not be the goal, but the quality.
The current economic crisis affords us an opportunity to learn a vital lesson from the industrious nature of the ant
In the pages of the Bible, the Creator and Ruler of the universe gave a warning that is not at
Greetings friends, We may feel like quitting sometimes, but hang in there.
Hi friends, Paul said to give thanks in everything (1 Thessalonians 5:15).
Four hundred years ago on a starry evening, an Italian man looked into the lens of his telescope and beheld
Tawdry events, past and present, have shaken popular confidence in both governmental and religious authority figures in the United Kingdom
Charles V's most famous European contemporary was England's Henry VIII. The two both faced the challenge of the Protestant Reformation—Henry
Hello friends, Not caring seems to be an easy road to travel, but it never ends well.
The Holy Roman Emperor Charles V was the most famous Habsburg in history, presiding over an empire that stretched from