Brian Harris

I am sure that all of us have shopped at J.C. Penney at some time or other, but I want to tell you something that

Paul Harvey told a story about an attractive airline stewardess who was being hounded by two flirts – one at the front of the plane,

Matthew Henry went to London, met a young lady of the nobility, who was also wealthy, and they fell in love. She went to ask her

As musket balls and canon balls flew, and the 15th Century French Army prepared to retreat before the dominance of the English one more time,

George III of England, America’s enemy in the Revolutionary War, felt terrible about the loss of the colonies. It was said, in fact, that for the

There is an old Irish toast we need to remember: “May you have the hindsight to know where you have been, the foresight to know where

Brenda Goodine shares a story about her friend who decided to talk to her bright four-year-old son, Benji, about receiving Christ. “Benji,” she asked quietly, “would

Instead of trusting Christ, modern-day thinkers insist on using human wisdom alone for answers to eternal questions. The tragedy of this situation was graphically illustrated

G. Campbell Morgan, in his book “How to Live,” told about a conversation he had after he finished preaching one evening. A man approached Morgan

A young artist had toiled and struggled in his work upon a piece of statuary, until at last the block of marble which held his