Have you ever laughed at God?  Your first instinct might be to reply, “Of course not!”  Perhaps you haven’t chuckled out loud, but have you dismissed certain claims of Scripture as being ridiculous or impossible?

Have you ever laughed at God?  Your first instinct might be to reply, “Of course not!”  Perhaps you haven’t chuckled out loud, but have you dismissed certain claims of Scripture as being ridiculous or impossible?

There is something very special about someone visiting your home and sharing a meal with you.  During the global pandemic, we have known what it is to miss out on visiting others in their homes – and on having them visit us for special occasions like Thanksgiving or birthdays. 

There’s a great deal wrapped up in a name.  A name can point to one’s destiny or sum up one’s character.  Parents spend hours selecting the perfect name for their baby.  In the past, empires and explorers would carve out new territories—and give them names—to assert their control. 

In 1897, Adolph S. Ochs, the owner of the New York Times, adopted for his paper the motto, “All the news that’s fit to print”. It was a declaration of his intention to maintain high standards of journalism, as well as to hold to good taste and integrity in the advertising he would permit in the paper.