Dear Friends, This is the fourth message in a series on Paul’s Letter to Philemon. ——————————– Have you ever over-tightened a bolt with a wrench until it stripped out and wouldn’t budge? Have you pushed and pulled on a stuck moveable part and wished you had been more patient when you snapped it off ruining
As a part of a new series highlighting those who’ve been impacted by our work at the Foundation, I’m pleased to interview our good friend, volunteer, supporter, and a valued member of the C.S. Lewis Foundation – Lancia E. Smith! Steve Elmore: Give our readers some information about your work with Smith Environmental and its
Dear Friends, This is the third message in a series on Paul’s Letter to Philemon. . . . Paul was a prisoner when he wrote to Philemon. Captivity would be difficult for a man who had traveled far and wide around the Mediterranean telling people about the love and power of the resurrected Christ. But
Dear Friends, This is the second message in a series on Paul’s Letter to Philemon. Paul began his letter to Philemon with this salutation. “Paul, a prisoner of Christ Jesus, and Timothy our brother, To Philemon our dear friend and co-worker, to Apphia our sister, to Archippus our fellow soldier, and to the church in
Dear Friends, Employer-employee relations have occupied a good deal of my attention during my almost thirty-seven year legal career. From the perspective of that experience, the Apostle Paul’s Letter to Philemon initially attracted my interest. The Letter is a twenty-five verse description of the power of Christ to transform a bad working relationship into a