Greetings from Siberia! I enjoyed the time I spent with you in Moscow. I saw the first issue of the Russian “Forerunner” – (Predvestnik). The first issue was good. I’ve enclosed a document that your readers might find interesting. This…
Read moreIn the first half of the 16th Century, two young men, Gilbert West and Lord Nyttleton, went to Oxford, England. They were friends of Dr. Samuel Johnson and Alexander Pope. These young men were determined to attack the very basis…
Read moreBy J.C. Ryle “Sin is the transgression of the law” (1 John 3:4). Whoever wishes to attain right views about Christianity must begin by examining the vast and solemn subject of sin. We must dig down very low if we…
Read moreby Josh McDowell Jesus considered who men believed Him to be of fundamental importance. C.S. Lewis, who was a professor at Cambridge University and once an agnostic, wrote: “I am trying here to prevent anyone from saying the really foolish…
Read moreDr. Frank Morrison, a lawyer who had been brought up in a rationalistic environment, had come to hold the opinion that the resurrection of Jesus Christ was nothing but a fairy tale happy ending which spoiled the matchless story of…
Read moreOne writer has aptly noted that if every Bible in every city of the world was destroyed, the entire book could be restored by piecing together quotations from books on the shelves of public libraries. This example was given to…
Read moreBy Robert L. Short Q. What’s the best thing you can do for yourself and others? A. Know the Bible! “Jesus answered them, ‘How wrong you are! It is because you don’t know the Scriptures or God’s power.’” – Matthew…
Read moreby Joseph Farah Last year, one of United Artists Pictures surprise hits was “Child’s Play,” a horror film about a diabolical and murderous spirit that inhabits a doll and terrorizes a mother and her son. Not only did the moderate-budget…
Read more“It was not a fortuitous meeting of chordal atoms that made the world. If order and beauty are reflected in the constitution of the universe, then there is a God.” Ludwig van Beethoven is considered by many to be the…
Read moreGAINESVILLE, Florida – Affirmative action doesn’t help poor people, Washington Post columnist William Raspberry said at the University of Florida on October 4th. Raspberry, who spoke as a part of UF’s People Awareness Week, said affirmative action helps pe…
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Sixteen noted Christian leaders and scholars apply the Ten Commandments to American life.
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Is there a connection between witchcraft, neo-paganism and the abortion industry?
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Ronald Reagan changed his view as a result of watching The Silent Scream – a movie he considered so powerful and convicting that he screened it at the White House.