Terry Hyman
In 1880 James A. Garfield was elected President of the United States, an office which he occupied for only 200 days. He was shot at a Washington railroad station by a disgruntled attorney who had sought unsuccessfully to obtain a consular appointment from the President. He is remembered as the second President to die from an assassin’s bullet. It was...
A little boy had been compelled (unwillingly) to go grocery shopping with his mother. (What an exciting way to spend an afternoon.) While she was busy gathering the broccoli and cabbage he entertained himself by drooling over the sweets in the aisle where the bulk candy was offered. Those jelly beans looked so good. It would only take a second...
“Let me ask you a question: If you were to die right now, do you know for certain that you would go to heaven?” That’s how I began my “salvation sales pitch” for well over thirty-five years. In my mind, it was the greatest motivation I could imagine to convince a person of their need for the Savior. Reminding them that...
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