By S. Leonard Tyler Granville’s Settling Down to Real Life Granville completed his high school work at the Tallahatchie Agricultural High School at Charleston, Mississippi and entered David Lipscomb College at Nashville, Tennessee in the fall of 1932. He soon had his time filled with gospel meetings in Nashville and Hickman County, his home county. In …
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By Richard Boone I was shocked; more than that, I was dumbfounded. A dear friend and brother in Christ wrote me a letter, but it wasn’t the kind of letter you enjoy receiving. He had a serious struggle pornography. Daily fixes were so easy a few strokes on the keyboard, a few clicks of …
By James P. Needham I appreciate the editor’s invitation to participate in a tribute to my good and long-time friend and brother, Cecil Willis. How I Came to Know Cecil I first heard of Cecil Willis about the time he finished Florida College. I first met him at the Wallace-Ketcherside debate in St. Louis, October 26-30, …
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By Norman Midgette False hope! It abounds everywhere. For those who do not want to obey the gospel of Christ and still hope to be saved they have company, both ancient and modem. God does many good things for the heathen who are lost but woe be unto them if they mistake this goodness for salvation. …
