If you knew that you had only 60 days to live, what would you do?   

Have you noticed how noisy it has become lately? 

The year was 1901 and the science of modern archaeology was just coming into its own when an archaeologist by the name of M. De Morgan began digging at ancient Susa, which is  in modern Iran today.

Do we interpret the Bible in terms of our culture today?  Or should our culture be interpreted in terms of what the Bible says? 

"An evil soul producing holy writ is like an apple rotten at the core; outwardly beautiful, but inwardly full of deadly worms," so wrote William Shakespeare long ago. 

Families are important to God because it was His idea to bring a man and a woman together and bless their relationship. 

About the time that you settle down and get comfortable with life, something happens   that changes thing—your job is terminated; you have to change schools, you move.

It may be one thing for the map of Europe to change, or for governments to rise or fall, but when the deacons start making changes at good old First Church of the Deep Freeze, get ready for a holy war which is often rather unholy. 

Why is it so difficult to accept change, whether it is political, job‑related, or family changes? 

One of the Greek philosophers said, "Nothing is certain in the world except change!"