By Cecil Willis In a previous article, I documented from A. T. Degroots book, The Grounds of Division Among Disciples of Christ, that the precise disagreement among brethren a century ago centered around whether the New Testament was ever intended by God to produce a once-for-all-time pattern for the church, as regards worship, mission, and organization. …
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By James Sanders The voice of God what can be said of it? Multitudes have heard the Word of the Lord but few have heard His voice. God prepared Moses to receive the Law by the voice of a trumpet which grew louder and louder with each note (Ex. 19:19). Every wandering thought was brought home; …
By J. T. Smith The above headline, taken from The Graphic, the official newspaper of Pepperdine College in Los Angeles, California, introduces another step toward complete digression and apostasy by those who are in charge of that school. The article says, “A Jesus Music Festival Pepperdines first — will be presented free of charge at 7:30 …
By Colly Caldwell The book of First Corinthians is the most comprehensive single study of the local church in all the New Testament. Perhaps the central characteristic of a local congregation is best described in Paid’s admonition: “Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye all speak the same …
