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Charlie Wysong says Christians who love God should learn the 10 commandments, a summary of their loving duty to Him.

Wysong urges harnessing electricity of God’s law as grid for holy living

August 28, 2012 0

By David Tulis Lawsuits in the past 20 years over public postings of the 10 commandments have allowed Christians to take up a queer nonchalance about God’s law. Whether the uproar is over Alabama Justice …

An occupant of what one family calls “the boys’ office” looks haplessly over a disarray whose long duration is justified this way: “Mom, I am organizing.”

Unkempt houses tell people we’d rather not be bothered with visitors

August 27, 2012 0

By David Tulis My son’s room is a mess. A clothes basket sits in the middle of the floor, piled high (these are clean), with other clothes nearby (reeking, presumably). A bookshelf under the window …

Lord’s Day nourishes confidence in God’s watchful care

August 25, 2012 0

He will bring justice to the poor of the people; he will save the children of the needy, and will break in pieces the oppressor. — Psalm 72:4 Thus says the LORD, “Take heed to …

When the vegetables talk to one another

August 24, 2012 0

A shortcoming I have is that of peevishness. Breakfast fails to occur at 9 when I like it. The family is taking too long to gather in the living room for a conference or the …

East Ridge resident Larry Setliffe, a former homeless man who graduated from the Bible study program at Union Gospel Mission (two buildings in background) has grown in grace as a result of Christian works of charity and friendship.

Right use of good works in local economy

August 24, 2012 0

One tenet of local economy is private capital and private action. This notion is surly, demanding and unreasonable, given the degree to which big government and big tax-sucking lobbies busy themselves telling local people how …

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