Larry Eldridge
60-Second Sermon
Abraham Lincoln ... Mary Cassatt ... Bob Ross. What do these have to do with anything? And how does any of it relate to the Gospel message? Tune in to 60-Second Sermon and find out. Just one minute ... that's all it takes. You can make the time.
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Larry Eldridge
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11 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
Slinking Around 26.02.2020 1:05
Send us Fan Mail Naval engineer Richard James was stationed at a Pennsylvania shipyard in the 1940s and faced the same struggle as many other sea-faring officers … how to stabilize sensitive instruments aboard ships in rough seas. James developed springs that would hold the instruments in place, but discovered another use for them when he knocked one of the springs from the shelf and watched as it...
Unexpected Gift 19.02.2020 1:05
Send us Fan Mail Edward St. John, the CEO of St. John Properties, challenged his employees to meet a portfolio goal over a 40-year period. The company was able to meet the goal this year, only 14 years after setting it, and St. John decided to thank his employees. At the company’s annual Christmas party, St. John decided to give his employees a special bonus … $10 million to divide among them. In...
Finding His Voice 12.02.2020 1:05
Send us Fan Mail When Jimmy was six years old, he experienced a traumatic move that caused him to stutter, which led to him becoming a selective mute. Over the next eight years, he would not speak to anyone outside his house … not clerks at stores, not teachers at school, not even students in class. That all changed one day when he was 14 and was challenged by a teacher with whom he had developed...
Horse of a Different Color 05.02.2020 1:05
Send us Fan Mail Over 200 years ago, Mount Tambora, a volcano on an island in Indonesia, erupted and literally changed the world. The explosion was heard 1,600 miles away and the ash was so massive that it caused the temperature across the world to drop two degrees and lead to a year without summer. It doesn’t sound like a lot, but 1816 is the coldest year on record since the 1400s and the effect...
Feeling Groove-y 29.01.2020 1:05
Send us Fan Mail Many songs are easily identified by their chorus or their intro, or the first few lines of lyrics. Games and apps have been built around the process of identifying music. Arthur Lintgen, a self-proclaimed music buff and audiophile, takes this concept to the next level. What makes Lintgen’s identification technique stand out is that he doesn’t have to listen to three or four notes...
High A-spire-ations 22.01.2020 1:06
Send us Fan Mail In the 1930s, William Van Alen began designing what he thought would be the tallest building in the world, measuring in at 925 feet tall. Around the same time, however, another architect began working on a building at 40 Wall Street in Manhattan that would stand at 927 feet, making it the tallest skyscraper. Van Alen publicly conceded defeat, and he and his employer went off to li...
Don't Be Silly! 15.01.2020 1:06
Send us Fan Mail In 1972, an inventor and a scientist developed a concept they thought would revolutionize the healthcare industry. They created a substance to spray on a broken arm or leg that would create an instant cast, but they couldn’t find any takers. Instead of giving up, they decided to focus their attention on pushing their product toward another industry, where it became a huge success...
Uninhabitable 08.01.2020 1:06
Send us Fan Mail A beautiful island sits off the coast of Brazil, but the Brazilian government has ruled it off limits to visitors. Its residents, which number approximately one for every square meter of space on the island, would surely invite you to stop by if they could. Unfortunately for them, they don’t have that capability, so the 110-acre island remains uninhabited by humans, but is home to...
Bring In The Trash 01.01.2020 1:05
Send us Fan Mail Like many countries, Sweden was looking for the best energy source to power their region. They settled on a process called “district heating,” a process that heats water running throughout pipes in buildings and homes, providing heat for its occupants. In order to generate the heat, they had to have resources to burn, so they began importing fuel from other countries. But what’s...
Ode to Hope 25.12.2019 1:05
Send us Fan Mail The young waitress and poet had dreams of becoming an actress, which wouldn’t have been a surprise to those who knew her, since everyone considered her to be exceptionally pretty. Somewhere along the way she became disenchanted, however, and her dreams of tinseltown faded away. One of her poems, entitled “The Street Girl,” was autobiographical in nature, and told of a girl who l...
Sentences of Love 18.12.2019 1:06
Send us Fan Mail Brandt encouraged Amber to give her life to Christ, telling her that he loved her and wanted her to turn to God for forgiveness and salvation. He approached Amber and gave her a long, emotional hug, during which they both shared in a private conversation known only to them and God. What makes Brandt’s words and example so remarkable – and why they have touched the heart of a natio...
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