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Table of Contents: Click the above image or the article titles below to enter. The Width and Depth of Power, by Paul Lytle Mr. Lytle has been feeling like the focus of Candid Camera recently. He says it is because God is working so much in his life and the lives of other believers that he will sometimes feel moved even when he does not want to move. Then he points to Romans 8:28 a bunch, and so on. Of course, it may simply be because I've been secretly videotaping him for the last two weeks. Of Christian Satisfaction, Among Other Stumbling Blocks, by Daniel Morgan Are you satisfied with how you live in Christ? Are your actions worthy of your position as a Christian? Mr. Morgan attempts to rekindle that desire to live a Godly life. The Consequences of Kelo, by J.E. Heath In one of the most startling Supreme Court decisions in recent history, it was declared that Governments can take private property for basically any purpose, including to give to a private business. Mr. Heath skillfully explores the ramifications of this decision. On the Source of Art, by Paul Lytle Does anyone really know where the inspiration for Art comes from? After reading this article, I'm not sure that Mr. Lytle does either, but he has a nicely roundabout way of getting nowhere that is rather entertaining. Poetry As woman drawn from Adam's side, by Daniel Morgan Was I So Young?, by Paul Lytle Cover image: "The Bookworm," by Carl Spitzweg, 1850. This site and all its contents are © Copyright 2004-2006 by the editors. All rights reserved. |