“It is God who works in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure” (Philippians 2:13, English Standard Version). This message from Paul is the same message…
I love old things. More specifically, I love old things with history. I love hearing the story behind something, the journey it has made to get to this point in…
Three weeks into October and it feels like fall (or “autumn” if you prefer) is finally into full swing. There is just something about fall that makes life seem more…
Recently the Harding University Public Safety Office distributed their annual campus security report. The report, which included statistics for on and off campus criminal offenses, alcohol-related offenses and weapon offenses,…
It is that time of year again. The temperature is dropping; the days of one hundred plus degree afternoons are long gone. The thermometer steadily stays between eighty and ninety…
“Battle Royale” was last modified: by Jewelya Williams
Iwould not consider myself a very materialistic person. Although I do greatly enjoy the comforts of a couch, the convenience of my iPhone, driving my Toyota and of course, sporting…
During last week’s presidential debate, Republican challenger Mitt Romney was asked what spending he would specifically cut in order to slow the federal deficit. He mentioned the small subsidy for…
At its birth, affirmative action offered hope for America. It promised to help prevent racism and stereotypes and assist minorities in getting the education and profession they deserved. Now, 50…
In “The Swan House,” a Christian fiction novel by Elizabeth Musser, the heroine’s mother dies in a plane accident and for weeks her grief consumes her. The girl, Mary Swan…