Medicine is about caring for people. It is a moral enterprise, not simply a technique or a pursuit. Though modern healthcare offers an amazing array of options, it has also become a complex and sometimes utterly de-humanizing system. Now, more than ever, we nee ... | more

Many in our society champion suicide, assisted suicide, and euthanasia as acceptable answers to physical and emotional problems. There are alternatives to this contemporary "culture of death," however, that uphold the sanctity of human life and that seek to mee ... | more

Everyone must die eventually, but is death a natural event? Should we look forward to death if we know we'll be in heaven? What exactly is hospice care, and how is it helpful? Do I have a right to refuse medical treatment? This booklet is perfect for answering ... | more

Scripture often uses references to eyesight to symbolize real spiritual vision. Because of sin we are naturally blind to spiritual truth — a condition God corrects when we become Christians. But even then, our spiritual vision is still profoundly clouded by sin ... | more

Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ by General Lew Wallace was first published in 1880. The novel was the result of seven years research and writing. Wallace tells the tale of Christ through the eyes of a young Jewish noble he would call Judah Ben-Hur. The story inc ... | more

“Yes, He is altogether lovely. - Song of Songs 5:16. ♦ At the ninth verse of this chapter, you have a question put forth by the daughters of Jerusalem, What is your beloved more than another beloved? The spouse answers, He is the chief among ten thousand. She the ... | more

Mark 4:35-41 ♦ "Man's extremity is god's opportunity." This is a very familiar saying. It often passes among us; and no doubt, we fully believe it; but yet, when we find ourselfs brought to our extremity, we are often very little prepared to count on God's oppo ... | more

IS YOUR LIFE ALL YOU WANT IT TO BE? ♦ Hannah Whitall Smith - Quaker, rebel, realist - faced life as she found it, and she found it good. She took her Bible promises literally, tested them, and found them true as tested steel. She stepped out of conjecture into ce ... | more

"Our blessed Saviour, inquiring of his disciples their apprehensions concerning his person, and their faith in him, Simon Peter — as he was usually the forwardest on all such occasions, through his peculiar endowments of faith and zeal — returns an answer in th ... | more

In his Church History or Ecclesiastical History (Historia Ecclesiastica), Eusebius attempted according to his own declaration to present the history of the Church from the apostles to his own time, with special regard to the following points: ♦ (1) the successio ... | more