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David

Un artefacto que muestra el nombre del rey David.

God's Covenant With David

  • by United Church of God
Through God's covenant with David we find another biblical proof that Abraham's descendants, the Israelites, continue to exist.
Do Good Not Evil

Do Good Not Evil

  • by Katherine Rowland
It’s not always possible to like everyone we know, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t love people.

Giants

  • by Jamie Schreiber, Jeremy Lallier, Jonathan Magee

Giants aren't fairytale creatures sprung from overactive imaginations. They...

A Tiny Speck of Wood

  • by Elizabeth Cannon
Our first reaction when faced with a glaring sin in our lives is often to ignore it and wish it would go away on its own. What happens though when we refuse to face it directly, deal with it and then move on?

Appreciating the Aging Process

  • by Graemme Marshall
There are challenges for an older person. But getting old isn’t the end. It is, in fact, a new venture that only the elderly can appreciate.

Amusement Addiction Society's Unhealthy Obsession With Entertainment

  • by Becky Sweat
Our society is obsessed with entertainment. Kids and adults alike seem attached to their MP3 players, PDAs, remote controls and other electronic devices. Newscasters and college lecturers have replaced "newsy" messages with more entertaining approaches. Is that bad? What steps can we take to keep from becoming addicted to entertainment?
Maintain Your True Course Through Meditation

Maintain Your True Course Through Meditation

  • by Arthur Morris
Ever since I was a navigator and an aircraft performance engineer in the U.S. Air Force and a few years later came into God's true Church, I have been intrigued by the physical analogy of both those endeavors to the spiritual calling God has given to His people.

Seeds of Separation

  • by Jerold Aust
For numerous reasons the roots of Israel's disunity go as far back as Egypt. God knew from the beginning that good intentions don't always produce good actions.