By Dick Blackford Deciding what to preach has always been difficult. The subjects that need to be preached in a local work may differ greatly from what is being discussed in the papers among us. A preacher’s first priority is the congregation with which he has agreed to labor. It wasn’t planned this way, but at …
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By Larry Ray Hafley In her column, November 11, 1996, Ann Landers attempted to tell you “when your religion was founded and by whom.” She was right about some religious orders and wrong about others. She doubtless angered some Baptists and Pentecostals, for she, by and large, told the truth about their origins. She said the …
By Lewis Willis The division of the church which was launched by liberal brethren in 1938, and which came to fruition in the 50s and 60s, has arrived at its destination! No amount of warning or pleading could stop the movement in its departure from the truth. Today the new leaders herald their arrival as a …
By Mike Willis These words are the opening verse of Psalm 34, a psalm of David written “when he changed his behaviour before Abimelech; who drove him away, and he departed” (superscription to the psalm). The words are the more remarkable when one considers the context in which they were spoken. The Historical Context David became …
