By Ron Halbrook Unity through Pietism Pietism is related to mystical, inward, or intangible unity. Pietism is also related historically to the Quietist movement which promoted unity on the basis of saintly character-all who manifested good character were one regardless. of religious affiliation. The Pietists spoke much of an inward rebirth resulting in fellowship within “an …
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By Elam B. Huykendall This article is based on a statement found in 2 Peter 1:1. Here Peter addresses those to whom he is writing this letter. He says of them that they had “obtained like precious faith with us.” The “us” here refers to Peter himself and the other apostles and other faithful Christians. We …
By Mike Willis As Paul drew to a close the book of First Corinthians, he gave a list of five imperatives which somewhat summarize many of the things which he had said in the entire book. He wrote, “Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong. Let all your things be …
By Larry Ray Hafley The nature and character of opposition to the truth is “without variableness, neither shadow of turning.” A study of sacred scenes and the observation of similar situations today proves this to be true. “Boss,” “Pope,” and “Church Savior” Let a man contend for the faith by contending against popular errors and “isms,” …
