By Steve Higginbotham More than one hundred years ago, Franklin L. Eiland penned these words: Time is filled with swift transition, Naught of earth unmoved can stand, Build your hopes on things eternal, Hold to God’s unchanging hand. The events …

by Steve Higginbotham The story is told of a lady who walked into a pharmacy and asked the pharmacist if he had a cure for the hiccups. The pharmacist said, “I sure do,” and immediately and unexpectedly yelled, “boo!” at …

by Steve Higginbotham It was close to 43 years ago, and I was a little boy standing by my dad’s side after he had preached a funeral. The funeral was conducted at the Church of Christ in Daybrook, WV. As …

By Steve Higginbotham Have you ever been offended by a bumper sticker on the car in front of you? I have. In fact, there are times I hoped that my children weren’t able to read the obscenities. Some people have …

By Steve Higginbotham You’ve probably heard the story about a man who had just purchased a brand new Mercedes-Benz automobile and while he was driving home, he lost control of his car. His new car rolled three times, fortunately throwing …

By Steve Higginbotham By the time you are reading this article, you will have one more week until our “Friendship Day” is upon us. As has been stated, this day is a special effort to: Introduce people to Jesus. Allow …

One of the most humbling thoughts one may ever entertain is the fact that our omnipotent God has chosen to depend upon us. The very thought that our God, who spoke the universe into existence, formed man from the dust …

Steve Higginbotham While in college, I was playing in an “all important” intramural basketball game. Things were getting rather chippy when it finally happened. Someone on the opposing team punched a player on my team. My teammate fell to the …

By Steve Higginbotham May I ask you a question? We all know of our obligation to be evangelistic. Hence, we try to find opportunities, walk through open doors that will allow us to talk to our friends, neighbors, and co-workers. …