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‘The Procession of the Queen of the Morning’, ''Story of A Dewdrop'' by John Ross Macduff, 1881 Source
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‘The Procession of the Queen of the Morning’, ''Story of A Dewdrop'' by John Ross Macduff, 1881 Source
Word of the Week: Thankful
Word of the Week: Thankful
“How is thankfulness the solution for covetousness?”
This question was raised yesterday by Ryan Cummings in a sermon we heard at the Manslick Road Church in Louisville, Kentucky. It was a unique look at both the problem and solution we face in our hyper-commercialized culture.
In the next 30 days, we will enjoy our annual Thanksgiving holiday in America, which began in 1621 after the colonists…
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If the Architect mourns over the destruction of some favorite structure which the storm has swept down, or the fire has reduced to ashes — if the Sculptor mourns to see his breathing marble hurled to the ground, and its fragments scattered at his feet — what must have been the sensations of the mighty Architect of the human frame, at whose completion the morning stars and the sons of God chanted a loud anthem — what must have been His sensations as He thought of them, now a devastated wreck, dissolving in decay, and death —holding high holiday over a world in held death’s grip!
John Ross Macduff