Articles from the September 15, 2013 edition


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  • Creator Has a Word for You in Your Darkest Season

    J. Lee Grady|Updated Sep 28, 2013

    It’s unfortunate that the last 12 books of the Old Testament are tagged the “minor” prophets. The term was coined because these writings are short, not because they are unimportant. Creator God’s heart is powerfully revealed in the prophecies of Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi. These 12 short books are anything but minor. If you have never seriously studied them, I challenge you to start digging now. Just as Jesus chose 12 unsophisticated disciples to prea...

  • Bad Decisions Make Great Stories

    Phil Callaway|Updated Sep 28, 2013

    Have you seen anything funny lately? If you go looking you’ll find a lot to laugh about. Here are a few ads I’ve seen in newspapers: • For Sale: Bull dog, will eat anything. Loves small children. • Used Cars: Why go elsewhere to be cheated? Come here first! • For Sale: Antique dresser suitable for lady with thick legs and large drawers. • Illiterate? Write today for help. Here are some actual questions asked by lawyers in court: • Were you present when your picture was t...

  • Unexpected Treasures

    Crying Wind|Updated Sep 28, 2013

    This week I received a priceless gift from a woman I’ve never met. Gretchen attends the same church I attended as a teenager. I haven’t been back to that church since I was young, but regardless of how many churches I’ve attended since that time, that small old church was always “The” church. The one that changed my life, saved my life, it’s where I found God. Gretchen sent me an old hymnal from the church. It was worn and well used, the pages fell open to favorite hy...

  • Laura Beltz Wright

    K.B. Schaller|Updated Sep 28, 2013

    Born in Candle, Alaska, Laura Beltz Wright was a member of the Eskimo Scouts, also known as the Tundra Army and the Alaska Territorial Guard (ATG). The units were created in 1942 during WWII out of the United States’ concern over enemy invasion of the territory of Alaska. They patrolled 5,000 miles of Aleutian coastline and 200,000 miles of tundra to defend Alaska and provide intelligence on any enemy operations. The Scouts also rescued downed US airmen. Most women served a...