It's an official word.  You'll find the term brownout in your dictionary, but chances are you already know what one is.  You've been on the receiving end of the bad news.

Do you ever ask the question, "What happens from the time a couple stands at a marriage altar with glowing eyes and burning hearts and the time they stand before a judge to ask for an annulment or a divorce?"

There are thousands today who have lost their way, and when they hit the bottom, they start asking, "How did I get here, anyway?

Tears or temper?  In both cases, it is a manifestation of emotions that are deeply rooted within you.

If you have an unsatisfied hunger for God deep down within your heart, no matter how far away He seems or how miserable you may be, be encouraged.

When hard times come every one looks for a scapegoat.

Few of us lie awake nights worrying about a major world economic collapse any more than we lie awake worrying about our planet’s getting wiped out by an asteroid from outer space.

Pretty simple, you say; but the reality is that most people do not live in the present because they make two major mistakes that keep them from succeeding.

Pain, prosperity, and power have far more in common than the fact that in the English language these three words all begin with the letter P.

"For some time,” writes a friend, “one idea comes back to me over and over again: to encourage."