First exhortation: avoid bad company, first appeal of wisdom: warning to the heedless
Sobering statistics demonstrate how swiftly society is self-destructing. We especially see self-destructive behavior in our teens. Are we to be
Think of this next time someone asks, "Would you rather spend eternity in a pine box or a million-dollar mausoleum
Why, after political leaders have promised for years to fix certain problems, are those obstacles still with us? Why, when
Ultimately, we are all teachers. How can we become good teachers who inspire our “students” to great things?
Two world capitals play key roles within the current political and religious mix. But it is their future role that
Most people want peace. But few understand how it can be achieved. Sadly, religion is today one of the primary
English author Walter S. Landor wrote: "Absence and death are the same—only that in death there is no suffering."
We can take steps to prepare for calamity, whether in our neighborhood or the world at large.
Were the events of Sept. 11 the result of U.S. foreign policy or part of a historic continuum that began
Are the Feasts of the Lord still relevant in today’s world? Why would we keep them? Rehearsing God’s Holy Days
What does the Katrina disaster teach us about the art of preparation for coming troubles—especially those we have ample warning
Teens and young people who start alcohol or drug dependencies early on have a much harder time breaking the cycle
The real art of conversation is not only saying the right thing at the right time, but also leaving the
Are Islamic extremists about to obliterate the state of Israel? Some experts see reasons to worry.
Abraham Lincoln's mother died when he was just 10 years old, but he knew her influence and inspiration had made
