Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 7th,
Published: Mon, 06/07/21
Hello, Every young student knows of Isaac Newton's famed encounter with a falling apple. Newton discovered and introduced the laws of gravity in the…
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Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 6th,
Published: Sun, 06/06/21
Hello, In The New Yorker, (5/15/95) Sara Mosle recounts that on March 18, 1937, a spark ignited a cloud of natural gas that had accumulated in the…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 5th,
Published: Sat, 06/05/21
Hello, During World War II, economist E. F. Schumacher, then a young statistician, worked on a farm. Each day he would count the 32 head of cattle,…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 4th,
Published: Fri, 06/04/21
Hello, John Powell, professor at Loyola University in Chicago, writes about a student in his Theology of Faith class named Tommy: Some twelve years…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 3rd,
Published: Thu, 06/03/21
Hello, There is a great article that illustrates the concept of grace written by Charles Stanley. "One of my more memorable seminary professors had a…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 2nd,
Published: Wed, 06/02/21
Hello, Tim Keller offers the following definition for what Jesus meant by being "poor in spirit": It means seeing that you are deeply in debt before…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 1st,
Published: Tue, 06/01/21
Hello, Do you feel strong today? If not, you are in good company! Let me take this moment to remind you, that God's power is made perfect in weakness.
Your Open Word e-Devotional for May 31st,
Published: Mon, 05/31/21
Hello, British statesman and financier Cecil Rhodes, whose fortune was used to endow the world-famous Rhodes Scholarships, was a stickler for correct…
Ooooops! I didn't mean to send out that e-Devotional,
Published: Sun, 05/30/21
Hello, It was a technical glitch, but you probably just received a June 1st e-Devotional recently, about Sir Christopher Wren. I did not mean to send…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for June 1st,
Published: Sun, 05/30/21
Hello, When architect Sir Christopher Wren designed the interior of Windsor Town Hall near London in 1689, he built a ceiling supported by pillars.