For 70 years, NATO has been a key player in efforts to establish world peace. Yet our global problems remain. Will we ever achieve peace?
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For 70 years, NATO has been a key player in efforts to establish world peace. Yet our global problems remain. Will we ever achieve peace?
Brits were fed up with Brussels telling them which cucumbers met European Union beauty standards and could therefore be sold in market. That was minor compared to fishing quotas placed on waters the British considered to be their own. Then there...
Western nations have dominated much of the world for nearly five centuries. During this era, European nations—and later, the United States—gained power and spread the influence of Western civilization over much of the globe. China and Japan were...
In the history of every successful nation, company, or team, there is at some point a person who provides groundbreaking leadership, making the difference between success and failure and between ordinary and great. This was truly...
It is easy to take the moon for granted. However, life on earth would not be the same without it—in fact, life might not be possible at all!
Question: Jesus said, “Do you not perceive that whatever enters a man from outside cannot defile him, because it does not enter his heart but his stomach, and is eliminated, thus...
Gerald Weston’s “Tame the Social Media Monster” [in the March-April 2018 issue] are my sentiments to the letter! As an elementary school teacher, now retired...
Increasingly, scientists seem to uncover evidence that our universe is not an accident of nature but, rather, was designed. Why isn’t this conclusion embraced?
Many claim to preach the same message Jesus Christ preached. Why then are they ignoring the very heart of His message—when the world needs it more than ever?
Many in our world are focused on matters of privilege and power, yet every one of us possesses the greatest privilege of all: access to the very throne of God in prayer!