The Word to the World
Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” is widely considered a masterpiece of twentieth-century music. When it was released, reactions were, at best, mixed. Music critics were confused by the seeming senselessness of it all. One described the song as “a superficially impressive pastiche of incongruous musical styles,” and
“A man without self-control is like a city broken into a left without walls” (Proverbs 25:28). We taught that verse early to our children as a means of instructing them concerning the importance of learning and exercising self-control. In the ancient world, cities were surrounded
Recently my wife and I faced a challenge that involved an unexpected expense. As we discussed the way forward, I said something to this effect, “We have been putting money away for situations such as this. We have been saving for a rainy day and
We are surrounded by an ocean of need. As followers of Christ, we are deeply concerned. We want to help. We desire to be constructive. We want to alleviate suffering. We want to rescue the perishing. But let’s be frank: The prospect of actually meeting