THE CS COLUMN

Notes

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    The chief place where we live is in our minds, in our thoughts, in our thinking. -R.C. Sproul

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    Take a moment and think about someone you love. Ask yourself “why do I love this person?”. Do you see them as a unique person of intrinsic value? But how can they have such value, if all life is nothing more than chemicals? ppConversation with Ravi Zacharias

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    Turn from what distracts you from the beauty and wonder that is shown to you everyday. &; C.

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    The more we understand God’s sovereignty, the more our prayers will be filled with thanksgiving. -R.C. Sproul

  • Into God’s Arms

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    The difficult question of pain forms a thorny question on which volumes have been written. Why do the innocent suffer? Why do we face all these diseases? Why the suffering of millions because of natural disasters or the tyranny of demagogues? I do not pretend to have all the answers, but one thing I know:…

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    We may see nonjustice in God, which is mercy, but we never see injustice in God. R. C. Sproul