Even My Money
William Allen White, famed Editor of the “Emporia Gazette,” was a staunch member of the Democratic Party. On one occasion, however, he found himself attending a Republican Party convention as […]
Success
What’s Next?
Whether one is seventy or seventeen, there is in every human heart a great reservoir of childlike awe and wonder, childlike zest for “What’s next?”, childlike hope for the transformation
Too Big A Job
When we are part of a large crowd attending an outdoor happening of some kind, it is gratifying to discover that the event has been well-planned. We are pleased to
The More He Gave, The More He Had
A man went to see the pastor of a downtown Church and told him a distressing story of poverty and misery in the neighborhood. “Not far from this Church,” the
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An **A**-For-Effort
In one of his writings, Ralph Waldo Emerson asks, “How do you measure success?” In his answer, he lists the following traits: To appreciate beauty; To find the best in
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Don’t Pull Up The Drawbridge
“If you’ve been wondering why you’re tired,” begins an old magazine article, “here’s why”: No matter how tired you may be, your exhaustion is fully justified, as can be proven
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Formula For Success
Willie Loman is the name of the principle character in Arthur Miller’s famous play, “Death of a Salesman.” Willie Loman’s ambition in life was to be a supersalesman and, at
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The Search Ends Here
After the Ten Commandments had been given, the Lord said to Moses, “Tell the Israelites this: ‘You have seen for yourselves that I have spoken to you from heaven. Do
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A Sweet Spiritual Blessing
A large crowd had gathered near a pond in a large zoo. They watched admiringly as a peacock slowly spread its great tail and displayed its stunning plumage. The great
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Crossing The Great Divide
A New York Times newspaper column told the story of a New York City woman who was standing at a bank writing table, filling out a form. A man walked
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