Isaac Watts, who was born on July 17, 1674, had several God-given gifts. He learned Latin at four, Greek at nine, French at ten, and
By the world’s standards, William Chatterton Dix was just an obscure nobody. He enjoyed reading and studying poets, classical literature, and writing his own poetry.
The young bride-to-be had a credit card problem. During our last counseling session prior the wedding, I discovered she, at twenty-seven years old, had a
In children’s Sunday School in the 1960s I learned a little, catchy worship song I still remember. Perhaps you know it too. Praise Him, praise
KIDS & PARENTS RESOURCES Kids Ministry is dedicated to providing quality digital resources for kids and parents. We hope you find them helpful on your
Several years ago Liz and I had the pleasure of seeing a Cirque du Soleil act in Orlando. I must say, the acrobatic, other-worldly ability of
Making a Hebrew exegetical class on the Psalms, while a student at Dallas Theological Seminary in the early 1980s, changed, challenged, and comforted me in
We often see the conflict and tension in our world. What we don’t always see if how God is setting the stage for a greater
How do you respond when things don’t go your way? Jonah was the recipient of God’s grace, but when it came time for Jonah to
As he wraps up his letters to the Thessalonians, the Apostle Paul wants to warn them against idleness and remind them there is work to
Despite the wonder of our freedom achieved by the many sacrifices during the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), we are still fighting to keep the flame
God is often working behind the scenes to bring about redemption and renewal. Join us for the final chapter in our Ruth series as Dr.
