by Lynda Hart | Jul 15, 2026
Lewis’ book The Screwtape Letters was published in 1942 and dedicated to J. R. R. Tolkien. It is written in a satirical, and is largely about temptation (and resistance to it), sin and spiritual warfare. It takes the form of a series of letters from a...
by Lynda Hart | Jun 30, 2026
Professor Pitkannan (Gore Vidal): “My question still stands… What is the particular genius of the Constitution? What quality distinguishes the American Constitution? You sir, do you have an opinion on this?” Simon Wilder (Joe Pesci): “You asked a question...
by Lynda Hart | Jun 17, 2026
Father’s Day is a time when many celebrate the positive influence and love of their dads. But for some, like me, it’s a day that brings forth a mix of emotions and memories, both good and challenging. I have many happy memories of my father, who died in 2011. He came...
by Lynda Hart | Jun 15, 2026
Learn these tunes before any others, afterwards learn as many as you please. Sing them exactly as they are printed here, without altering or mending them at all; and if you have learned to sing them otherwise, unlearn it as soon as you can. Sing All. See that you join...
by Lynda Hart | Jun 1, 2026
When we hear the Great Commission—or anytime, really, that we talk about someone being called by God; when we hear that God can and does call all of us at every stage of our lives—what do we think? Do we ignore it and tell ourselves that we’re the one possible...
by Lynda Hart | May 26, 2026
As Christians gather on Memorial Day, we’ve an obligation to reflect not only on national sacrifice but also on the ultimate sacrifice made by Jesus Christ. It can be a time to remember those who gave the “last full measure of devotion,” as well as for deeper...
