Daily Archives: January 13, 2014

In the gospel of Luke, God and man are heard asking precisely the same question. Let us briefly consider both. In the Luke 12 we are introduced to a rich farmer. God is seen providentially crowning all this man’s former prosperity … Continue reading →

An ungodly sea captain lay in his cabin in mid-ocean, death staring him in the face. He shrank back in the presence of “the king of terrors,” and the dread of eternity took hold upon him. Captain Coutts sent for his first mate, and said, … Continue reading →