Anita Dittman was a recent guest on Crosstalk Radio Talk Show where she told her story of how she became a Jewish convert to Christianity as a young girl in Germany. She then went through a nightmarish series of events during World War II. In this excerpt from her book, Trapped in Hitler’s Hell, Anita [...]
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Today on Crosstalk my guest will be my dear friend in the Lord, Sherry Goodwin. She will be telling the amazing true story of a young girl named Mary Jones. What this Welsh girl did because of her love for the Scriptures ended up impacting a world for the Lord. This is a Crosstalk that [...]
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On Monday I will be doing a somewhat unusual Crosstalk program. It is no secret that we’re living in a time of rank apostasy and false teaching. Things seem to be getting worse by the day all around us. But through all of this, God has His true Church, His bride who truly loves Him [...]
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Posted in Encouragement, Hymns on November 21, 2007 | 8 Comments »
Come, ye thankful people, come, raise the song of harvest home;
All is safely gathered in, ere the winter storms begin.
God our Maker doth provide for our wants to be supplied;
Come to God’s own temple, come, raise the song of harvest home.
All the world is God’s own field, fruit unto His praise to yield;
Wheat and tares [...]
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Psalm lxxiii. 28. But it is good for [...]
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One of Jonathan Edwards’ best loved books is his biography of the great missionary to the American Indians, David Brainerd. After an incredible short life of serving Jesus Christ, Brainerd died of tuberculosis at the age of 29 in Jonathan Edwards’ home. When Edwards read through Brainerd’s diaries of his missionary work, he [...]
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It made absolutely no sense today but I did it anyway. Midmorning, I suddenly remembered a friend of mine and her two requests recently that we get together to talk about books. She was looking for some helpful Christian materials and wanted to get some suggestions. It was a chilly, cloudy sort of fall day [...]
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There is probably no more rousing and inspiring hymn of praise to the Lord than this one. It is often sung during Communion. The first time I heard it, I knew this was not a hymn to listen to sitting down. The majestic hymn tune that most often accompanies it lifts up the words [...]
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This afternoon was one of those brilliant autumn days in Milwaukee where the sky was the deepest blue, and the yellow and red maples were at their most stunning. After church, Tom and I drove to the east side of Milwaukee on the shores of Lake Michigan. We parked and took a walk along Lake [...]
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I wanted to share this hymn we sang this morning in worship. It was written during the heart of the Reformation, but its message is timeless truth.
From God can nothing move me; He will not step aside
But gently will reprove me And be my constant guide.
He stretches out His hand in evening and in morning,
My [...]
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