Monthly Archives: April 2017

A recent headline caught my attention. SC Man Gets $763,000 in Unclaimed Money. The money came from the earnings of stock his father had purchased. It lay unclaimed since his father’s death fifteen years ago. I immediately went to the … Continue reading →

Students and especially writers and teachers of the Bible should mentally place themselves at the scene of a narrative and ask the five ‘W’s—who was there, when did it take place, where did it occur, why did it happen, and … Continue reading →

“Americans revere the Bible – but, by and large, they don’t read it. And because they don’t read it, they have become a nation of biblical illiterates” (George Gallup and Jim Castelli). The greatest need in Christendom around the world … Continue reading →

No one would ride with him on a long trip. He lived on an endless quest of finding shortcuts but always ended up lost. His shortcuts inevitably led to him driving much further often ending up back to the starting … Continue reading →