BY WALT ALBRITTON OPINION — Questions abound in our daily lives. We communicate with questions: “How are you?” “How’s the family?” “What have you...
Altar Call | Four stimulating questions
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Walt Albritton Articles
Altar Call | On a collision course with God
BY WALT ALBRITTON OPINION — I cringe every time I hear someone spit out the bitter words, “I will never forgive him (or her) for what he (or she)...
Altar Call | What’s your tagline?
OPINION — A good friend caught me off guard with a gentle rebuff. He had listened patiently while I rehearsed my story of having been treated...
Altar Call | A love for Jesus
BY WALT ALBRITTON OPINION — As Peter walked on the seashore toward Jesus, the smell of burning charcoal reminded him of another charcoal fire. He...
Altar Call | Your primary goal
OPINION — Goals change with age. At six my goal was to have a bicycle. At eight it was to own a Daisy Red Ryder BB Gun. At 10, I wanted to be a...
Altar Call | I was not prepared for what happened
OPINION — Some years ago, a friend suggested that I invite Ralph Freeman to sing in my church. I did so, and soon Ralph was more than a gifted...
Altar Call | How beautiful the hands
OPINION — Long ago the Prophet Isaiah spoke of the beauty of the feet: “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news”...
Altar Call | Handling the agony of regrets
BY WALT ALBRITTON OPINION — Ninety-three and counting — enough time to amass a long list of regrets. But my list is short, because the Lord has...
Altar Call | They spit in his face
BY WALT ALBRITTON OPINION — In my devotional reading, I was stunned by the testimony of Kyoko Minekawa, a Japanese Christian woman. The child of an...