Making Life Work

By: Ronald L. Dart

    It was the last night of the revival. The congregation was softly singing: "Just as I am," and the preacher was standing in front of the pulpit with both arms raised in invitation. He knew there were people present who needed to make a decision for Christ. "Jesus Christ could come tonight," he urged. "Will you be ready for Him?"

By: Lenny Cacchio

    Getting frustrated with things in general is a normal response to much of what we see in this old world.  I’m no exception, and as I told someone not long ago, "You and I should run for Congress, and we’ll solve everything once we get there."

    That, of course, is not true.  First, we could never be elected in today’s political environment, and secondly, we must not be naïve about the power of the establishment.  I’m reminded about a not-so-obscure prophecy in the Book of Revelation the interpretation of which has been horribly skewed.  Brace yourself, as I am about to give you a different understanding of this passage:

    "Then the angel carried me away by the Spirit to the desert.  There I saw a woman sitting...