When Capt. Dale Black visited heaven, he had not yet become an instructor for almost all kinds of commercial, Learjet, and small plane pilots. He had not yet earned his M.A. and his Ph.D. He had not yet piloted over
Read moreMonth: February 2013
Some Gifts Last and Some Gifts Don’t!
After earning a master’s degree at the University of Arizona, I called my parents to tell them I was coming home to Columbus, Ohio. Walking around to classes and nearby restaurants was never a problem in Tucson. But now without
Read moreHow Do I Know Who’s Safe?
Who Is “Unsafe” and Who Is “Safe?” When I was a counselor at a Christian agency, the front desk received a call from a distressed woman. She said that she didn’t feel safe because her husband would chase her around
Read morePrisoner at the “Hanoi Hilton” Is Saved by An Angel
Navy flier, Lt. Paul Galanti, is pictured on the front of “Life” magazine on Oct. 20, 1967. He sat on a bench in a cement room with a light bulb suspended over his head. On Feb. 26, 1973, Lt. Galanti
Read moreTarget Berlin or “God Draws Straight with Crooked Lines”
As the gas tanks of the B-24 were blown open at 22,000 feet over Berlin, Lt. George Lymburn struggled to maintain control of the craft. Others on the plane had already bailed out, but Lymburn was simply too afraid to
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