Noah would have no problem sympathizing with those of us who have now been locked down for six days. He was inside the huge wooden box we call the ark for over 350 days! But far more important than the mere facts and numbers of his adventure before and after the flood is the powerful testimony he left behind. There is much we can learn from Noah’s example. These are video/audio links for anyone interested. (WT24)

The Apostle John was sent to the tiny Patmos for his Christian testimony. However, though he was forced to stay on the island, he left us an excellent example of how to respond in times of confinement. I hope these thoughts are a challenge and encouragement to you. (WT23)

God isolated Elijah from the rest of the world, not because of disease or plaque, but to teach him some valuable life lessons, spiritual truths that in spite of the passing of millennia, are still critically important for life in the 21st century. (WT22)

The significance of the blood of Jesus Christ in the context of the Coronavirus pandemic. (WT21)

Our world is in an uproar over the Coronavirus. There is panic buying in supermarkets, urgent medical research, desperate quarantine measures, and even national lockdowns. And it’s probably just the beginning. The Bible has a bunch to say about pestilences and our 2020 virus can definitely be included in that category. How are we to understand the various promises God gave to His children when threatened by plagues and diseases? Here are a few thoughts that I hope will give perspective and help clarify passages that could generate some confusion. (WT20)

The first verse of Psalm 27 is another masterpiece, of truth, literature, and logic. David proclaims God as his Light, his Salvation, and his Strength. In that order and on purpose! (WT19)

Have you ever been little upset because others don't seem to appreciate your service? Well it isn't anything new! Moses had to deal with it too! (WT18)

One of the special gifts we Christians can give is that of forgiveness. And why is that? Because we are so good? No, but because we know God and understand how He works. What a wonderful thing that is! (WT17)

Our society is quite obsessed with personal security, with individuals, families, corporations, and even churches, spending fortunes on protecting themselves from a world of dangers. God's word to Abram suggests a different, better perspective. (WT16)

We go through many circumstances in life where giving thanks to God is not necessarily the first response that comes to mind! But it is exactly what we are supposed to do, so let's think about why for a few minutes. (WT15)