THE KNOWLESLETTER

Digital version of The Knowlesletter

We would all do well to remember our own giants, from whose shoulders we see all of creation.

Paul’s signature salutation of “grace and peace” was a masterstroke. He took the choicest words of greeting from both Gentile and Jewish worlds and joined them together in a great unity salutation.

"As the inherently diverse body of Christ, the church has room for personal or nonessential differences among its members."

"Not only does God find us in our lostness and save us, when He does, He rejoices and sings over us."

"To identify Kirk solely as a political activist is to whitewash the most important part of his life – his Christian faith."

"A singular event made the Cane Ridge Revival unique in the annals of American revivalism – the amazing unity of those who were doing the preaching."

"It is not our right, but rather our privilege to appeal to our Father in heaven."

"The moral and spiritual fabric of America was woven into eight deeply spiritual national and patriotic songs written between 1814 and 1918."

"It seems that we have two possible responses to such intimate knowledge that God has of our spiritual nakedness."

"For years, they coexisted in hateful silence."

"It seems that we are too often ready to wage our war of words at the proverbial drop of a hat."