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- Thursday, June 25, 2009
The fear of the LORD is a fountain of life, to depart from the snares of death.—Proverbs 14:27In this age of democratic equality-of-outcome and rights-as-entitlements, reverential regard for God and corresponding honor for men are rare. This should not be so. The Scriptures supply plenty of reason to cultivate an attitude of honor toward the deserving. Practicing reverence and living honorably will exert a godly influence on our neighbors for the Gospel. Most importantly, upon our covenantal duty before God, we should also cultivate in our children and ourselves a character worthy of regard. To inculcate an attitude of honor toward parents and elders in our children is to prepare them to venerate the Lord.
- Friday, June 19, 2009
New on the Publisher's Corner: Flag Day 2009, a RemembranceLet the Banner of the Cross go forth side by side with the Flag of our Union wherever it is carried; let the Spirit of the Lord be invoked to accompany the Spirit of Liberty in its triumphant march; let the Bible be everywhere on the same shelf with the Constitution; let there be no region so remote, no valley so secluded, no wilderness so solitary or so desolate, that men shall be able to escape from the visible presence of Religion, as manifested in the observance of the Lord’s Day, and in that most attractive and fascinating of all its forms,—the religious instruction of young children; let this be accomplished, and, depend upon it, the people of this country will have much less to fear for the stability of their institutions, and Congresses and Cabinets will have much less to do to preserve the Union. There will then, too, be no longer any doubt that we are “a power on earth;” a power for every purpose of promoting either the welfare of men, or the glory of God.Read On»
- Monday, June 15, 2009
- Tuesday, June 9, 2009
- Monday, June 8, 2009
New in the Publisher's Corner: George Tiller, Randall Terry and the Appeasers for Life (Or: Tiller Killed - Randall Terry on Trial)
By Harley David Belew- Thursday, June 4, 2009
New in the Publisher's Corner: A Prescription for American Health Care - Thursday, May 28, 2009
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- Friday, May 22, 2009
"Once each May, amid the quiet hills and rolling lanes and
breeze-brushed trees of Arlington National Cemetery, far above the
majestic Potomac and the monuments and memorials of our Nation's
Capital just beyond, the graves of America's military dead are
decorated with the beautiful flag that in life these brave souls
followed and loved. This scene is repeated across our land and around
the world, wherever our defenders rest. Let us hold it our sacred duty
and our inestimable privilege on this day to decorate these graves
ourselves -- with a fervent prayer and a pledge of true allegiance to
the cause of liberty, peace, and country for which America's own have
ever served and sacrificed. ... Our pledge and our prayer this day are
those of free men and free women who know that all we hold dear must
constantly be built up, fostered, revered and guarded vigilantly from
those in every age who seek its destruction. We know, as have our
Nation's defenders down through the years, that there can never be
peace without its essential elements of liberty, justice and
independence. Those true and only building blocks of peace were the
lone and lasting cause and hope and prayer that lighted the way of
those whom we honor and remember this Memorial Day. To keep faith with
our hallowed dead, let us be sure, and very sure, today and every day
of our lives, that we keep their cause, their hope, their prayer,
forever our country's own." -
New on the Publisher's Corner: Working Toward Authentic Recovery- Monday, May 18, 2009
- Tuesday, May 5, 2009