THE LORD'S DAY
Another Latin hymn dating back to the sixth century begins,
View MoreNo other event in the history of the world has brought forth such a full chorus of song as the resurrection of Christ from the dead.
View MoreJust as the book of Psalms is a lyric commentary on the Old Testament, set to the music of warm personal devotion, so our great Christian hymns form a joyous commentary on the New Testament.
View MoreAmong the harmful abuses of the Christmas season in America is the substitution of Santa Claus for Christ as the chief object of popular interest, especially among the children. The morality of Mother Goose stories and fairy tales has been questioned by serious-minded Christian parents, but my opinion is that these are relatively harmless because they are told as fiction and the child is fully aware that they are imaginary.
View MoreChristmas as it is celebrated today is badly in need of a radical reformation.
View MoreIn these latter-years of the 20th century, no other season of the year reveals so much religion and so little godliness as the Christmas season.
View MoreI could quote hundreds of passages from the Holy Scriptures to show that God keeps His people and that there is nothing in earth or in hell that can harm a trusting soul.
View MoreIt becomes us . . . To be penitent, confident and humbly brave before the mask of terror presented by H-bombs, sputniks and ballistic missiles.
View MoreWe must be careful, however, that we do not . . . Create the impression that sin is an accident, a disease, a poison unintentionally imbibed. If sin is a disease it is like alcoholism, one that is chosen, bought and voluntarily swallowed.
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