Editorials

It used to be that every afternoon on my way home from work I would pass an office building where I saw a couple of rope handrails stretched out from the entrance to the building.

Take your orders from God!

"I Don't know what it is about me," a friend of mine said recently, "but I always seem to rebel against authority.
In his editorial, "Beware the adversary culture," in the June 12, 1995, issue of U.
In his book Conversations with God, James Melvin Washington presents a record of prayer that covers the past two hundred years in the experience of African Americans.

Things that are forever

On the surface, everything looked the same in the little cafe that morning.
We are all familiar with situations that cry out for decisive action to be taken.

Overcoming resistance to healing

My dad learned to be a pilot in the early days of flying—in the days of open-cockpit, you're-on-your-own-in-the-sky flying.
Remember the runaway stagecoach in the old western movies, thundering down the road out of control?

Unlimited freedom—now!

Come, enjoy unlimited freedom and independence.

Seeing and hearing

To be able to see perfectly.

The brothers of Genesis

They could be treacherous, those brothers of ancient time—those brothers in the Biblical book of Genesis.
Last fall, writing in The Washington Post, Richard Harwood spoke of a particularly debilitating contagion that he saw spreading in the United States.