Vice Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson is one of Britain’s most respected national heroes. His twice-life-sized statue is perched high aloft “Nelson’s Column,” dominating Trafalgar Square that was named in his honour. His remains lie in the centre of the impressive marble crypt situated directly below the dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. His impact on Britain’s national pride, with his sense of courage and duty in the face of grave danger, is inestimable. While his character was not without spot, as is true of most who are elevated to national greatness, his influence and legacy are undeniable.

Many observers lament the "commercialization" of Christmas. What exactly is the real "reason for the season"? Can we put Christ into Christmas? Was He ever there?

Self-absorbed with so many "first-world problems," do we really appreciate the blessings God has given us?

Why are some beliefs called "mainstream" and others cursed as abominable or worse? How can you tell a heretic from a true Christian? History reveals some surprising ironies!

From World War to Cold War to War on Terror; from polio to AIDS to Ebola, why does it seem that our world has gone from bad to worse? Will planet Earth ever see a time of peace? Scripture gives the answer!