Isn’t it interesting how liberals and conservatives can have such divergent points of view regarding the political issues of our day? Even well-informed, well-educated, articulate

In The Wall Street Journal there was an article on forgiveness by William Galston. He refers to Charlie Kirk’s memorial service where Kirk’s widow Erika

I have concluded that all the things that people value in life often turn out to be unimportant in the grand scheme of things. Sometimes

On August 6, 1961, a twenty-six-year-old Soviet cosmonaut named Gherman Titov became the second Soviet to orbit the Earth and return safely. Sometime later he

Recently I was thumbing through an old book, Burden of Proof, by Charles Colson. It was written almost thirty years ago. In the book, Colson

I was recently reminded of an event I had read about awhile ago. It is truly a remarkable story. On May 1, 2023, a small

I just recently finished teaching a four-part series on the parable of a father and his two sons. Many people refer to it as the

It was 1978, nearly two years after I had graduated from college, when news broke of what would come to be known as the Jonestown

One of the most challenging verses in the Bible is when Jesus asks “For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world,

Back in 2022, I wrote a book titled College with No Regrets. I wrote it to share words of wisdom with high school graduates bound

Easter brings to mankind a powerful sense of hope for the future. I share this because there seems to be a sense of hopelessness pervading

For the past twenty years, we’ve held a Good Friday breakfast at the Country Club of Birmingham. Years ago, one of the attendees brought a

If you were to go out on the streets of any city in our country and ask this simple question, “Is man basically good?” you

A.J. Brown is an All-Pro wide receiver with the Philadelphia Eagles, who recently won the Super Bowl. Reflecting on this wonderful accomplishment, Brown said: “After

The Bible speaks often about the “pride of life.” It is having too high a view of yourself, and it gives you a feeling of

My wife Holly and I are fast approaching our 30th anniversary of marriage. Thirty years seems like a long time, yet I can remember our

In the book that I wrote, Reflections on the Existence of God, I did a great deal of research on the lives of famous atheists.

There is a verse in Mathew that best expresses Jesus’s mission here on earth. In Chapter 1, Verse 21, the angel appears before Joseph and

Union Hill Publishing has just released a new book by Richard Simmons III titled, Practical Wisdom: The Art of Living Well. It is a series

The great theologian R.C. Sproul said if you had to summarize the Christian ethic and attitude toward life in one word it would be—gratitude. Having

In the last twenty-five years, in my work with businessmen, one cannot help but notice how men get their identities in life based on their

Every quarter I like to share quotes that I have encountered in my reading and research that have been meaningful to me. I call them “Nuggets

I wrote the book, Safe Passage: Thinking Clearly about Life & Death, back in 2006. It was originally published in hardback and we have just

I wrote the book, Safe Passage: Thinking Clearly about Life & Death, back in 2006. It was originally published in hardback and we have just