Charles Naylor

This is the second week in a four-part series on adversity. Read Part 1. A common mistake is that God is on one side of the question — and we on the other side persuading […]

Note: This week begins a four-part series on adversity. Charles Naylor is peculiarly qualified to discuss adversity. Naylor was injured in an accident as a young evangelist. He was an invalid for forty-one years under […]

Be brave. Only the brave are strong. The coward is a weakling; if he has strength, he dares not use it. We must be brave, for life is a battle. The forces of good and […]

Paul uses the term “persuaded” to express assurance. When he said he was persuaded of something regarding God, he meant he was fully convinced of its truth. It was a settled reality to him — […]

The mirror is a very common object. We have all seen our images in mirrors, as well as those of other people and objects. Two things are evident about these images. First, there must be […]

Heart trouble is a serious and highly unpleasant thing. We always feel sympathy for people who are so afflicted. Trouble with the natural heart, however, is not nearly so serious nor does it cause such […]

There was a certain kindergarten teacher who had one of her pupils mark on the blackboard each day to represent the weather. She had colored crayons, and different colors represented the different kinds of weather: […]