Bible Studies

He founded an entire genre of self-help literature, and you’ve likely never heard of him: Napoleon Hill (1883-1970). After several failed businesses and a string of illegal activities, he found his niche writing books. He claimed Andrew Carnegie, the great steel magnate, hired him to interview the richest men in America. Though the claim was […]

It was Sophocles who first said, “No one loves the messenger who brings bad news.” Regardless of his news, safe passage was expected. Diplomatic immunity has been the standard throughout history. Even the cruel warlord Genghis Khan strictly upheld it. Diplomacy wasn’t without its risks though, for the messenger could be sent back dead as

Philosophy is a quest with no end. Thales’ quest was to grasp the cause or first principle behind all that exists. Parmenides said all that exists is ever-changing, while Heraclitus believed all is fixed, never-changing. Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle continued the quest, and new philosophers arose who pursued it elsewhere. Yet, even after twenty-five hundred

The Babylonians overthrew Jerusalem in 586 B.C. Where was God? It wasn’t God who had changed but His people. The Jews had long forsaken God to worship other deities. Scripture says their hearts had hardened and grew insensitive. They had become callous towards God as well as towards one another. God desired His people to