By Bill J. Humble Ever since the earliest days of the restoration movement journals have exerted a great influence in molding brotherhood thought. Entering thousands of homes over widespread areas, these papers have served to acquaint brethren with the progress of the church elsewhere, draw brethren together, and crystallize thinking on brotherhood problems. The influence of …
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By Jerry Parks After a one month stay in the Philippines, it is good to be back home and to report to you on the activities and results of our recent trip. Brother John Humphries and I left Louisville on February 26th and I returned home on March 28th. John had to return a few days …
By Tom M. Roberts “For judgment is without mercy to the one who has shown no mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment” (Jas. 2:13, NKJV). Each of us can be thankful that God allows mercy to temper justice. Since “all have sinned,” and “the wages of sin is death” (Rom. 3:23; 6:23), each of us could properly …
By Bill Dodd In the winter and early spring of 1990, 1 sent several articles to the Arkansas Gazette. The first articles I sent were to challenge evolution and abortion. Those articles never saw the light of day. You see, the first two articles I sent took issue with the views sent in by Gazette readers. …
