That question was probably a bit harder to answer than you thought, right? Time is one of those things that is instantly and intuitively understood, yet almost impossible to define.

Time is a unique, irretrievable resource allocated in the same way by God to each one of us.

When I first learned about Alexander the Great (July 356 BC- June 323 BC), and that he only lived to the age of 32, I was amazed that one person could have had that many great exploits attributed to him in a mere 32 years.

Ted Wilson is a great advocate of Biblical Stewardship.

Celebrating the life of a loved one in death.... It seemed such a contradiction.

While the world was still reeling in the aftermath of World War I, the Adventist Church was fully engaged in world missions and global expansion.

The Bible tells us that the first gift of God was the gift of time: “Let there be light, and there was light . . . the first day” (Gen. 1:3, 5).