June 2, 2016

“To conquer fear is the beginning of wisdom.” Is it? Well, Bertrand Russell believed so. Russell was one of the great philosophers of last century, a prolific writer who worked well into his 90’s. Like many philosophers, he was on a quest to know that ended with not knowing at all. He was a genius […]

The apostle Paul had such a passion for telling the world about the risen Lord, and he suffered for it. He was imprisoned in Philippi, forced out of Thessalonica, smuggled from Berea, mocked in Athens, scorned in Corinth, rejected in Jerusalem, stoned in Galatia, and beheaded in Rome. Paul had been beaten to the point

The audience was in the palm of his hand. A pastor was invited onto the set of Trinity Broadcasting Network to share about his life and ministry. He said his ministry of “possibility thinking” was built upon Matthew 19:26, “With God, all things are possible.” He explained that the Lord had given him this verse,

The Merchant of Venice is one of Shakespeare’s famous comedies. In the midst its twists and turns is the story of Portia and her desire to marry. Many men of noble birth desired the maiden’s hand in marriage, but she could wed only the one who passed her father’s test. According to the will, three