Commentary

Thinking Out Loud

What do you do with the excruciating pain of lost loved ones in death, and are these horrible feelings normal or abnormal? Who do you rely on to share these deep feelings of loss? How can you find adequate help that you need? There are answers to these questions.

Back in the Day By Bunny Baker

Brains of older people areslow beause they know so much. People do not decline mentally with age. It just takes them longer to recall facts because they have nre inforation in their brains, scientists believe.

Maddison’s Corner

I spoke last week, in a vague way, about the enjoyment and value of reading. This week I would like to speak on that of writing. I have enjoyed words to some extent since I was very young. My oldest and fondest memory was when I realized I could read.

Maddison’s Corner

What makes a good book, a good book? There are thousands of prizes for writing, many of which are considered prestigious. Like the Pulitzer or Booker Prize. But how are winners for these prizes selected?

Jesus Stopped the Bullet

Nwanyi Imo dug his own grave. He believed “This is how I will die.” The group had already killed one man and he was next.No outsiders could stop this murder. What would you do?Nwanyi didn’t “want to die like this.

“Siblings – Friends, Enemies, Or Strangers”

You grew up together. Fought over who got to ride the newer bicycle and who would have the bigger bedroom. Laughed at the same old TV cartoons while inhaling your morning ration of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with sweetened milk. Made fun of each other unmercifully.

Help Needed! But Where?

What do you do with the excruciating pain of lost loved ones in death, and are these horrible feelings normal or abnormal? Who do you rely on to share these deep feelings of loss? How can you find adequate help that you need? There are answers to these questions.

A fiery apocalypse

Submitted by Ken Murrell, Depew Church of Christ Guest Article by F. LaGard Smith, Attorney, Author, Bible Chronicler“Who could have seen it coming?