Thirty years ago the Exxon Valdez did the inexplicable. The huge tanker grounded on a reef, spilling 11 million gallons of crude oil into Alaska’s Prince William Sound. The effect on the animals, water, and plants was catastrophic and recovery continues to this day. How could a supertanker with all that navigational technology possibly ram head-on into a well-marked reef?
We do not forget great turning points in their lives. It may be the memory of meeting and
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Nothing can create more havoc in a home or a congregation than immoral behavior on the part of
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Is strictly exegetical discourse on the Word of God a legitimate method of teaching (An
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Thirty years ago the Exxon Valdez did the inexplicable. The huge tanker grounded on a reef, spilling 11 million gallons of crude oil into Alaska’s Prince William Sound. The effect on the animals, water, and plants was catastrophic and recovery continues to this day. How could a supertanker with all that navigational technology possibly ram head-on into a well-marked reef?
We would be wise to carefully listen to our Savior who came from heaven to show us the way to
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The Lord’s design for His people is that they be “knit together in love” (Col 2:2). “If one
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We do not forget great turning points in their lives. It may be the memory of meeting and
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Marriage is an arrangement devised by our Creator. After the account of God's creating woman to be a companion for man, the Scriptures set forth the divine decree: "Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh" (Gen. 2:24).
Jesus stressed that when God first instituted marriage, He intended it to be permanent. One of the greatest evils in our society today is that so many marriages end in divorce. Marriage is not properly esteemed, but is regarded as something so frivolous that it can be ended at will. Jesus taught that the marriage relationship is a far more serious one than many realize; it is not to be severed. His most extensive teaching on the subject is found in Matthew 19:3-12, the passage on which this article will be based.
This article has two purposes. The first is to challenge each of us to examine why we don’t do
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In the epilogue of his book, Who Is My Brother?, F. LaGard Smith publishes his letter to Max
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Often old problems are given new names. Peer pressure is a term not in the common versions of
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