By Mike Willis The American concept of the church is largely a product of what is seen to be practiced by those who call themselves a church. Americans should draw their concept of the church from the New Testament rather than from their experiential contacts with denominations. However, since the normal method of coming to an …
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“Like The Thief On The Cross
By Donald P Ames So many times when we are trying to teach people the importance of doing all that God has commanded relative to salvation, we encounter the objection that they desire to be saved “like the thief on the cross.” It does not matter how plain to them such passages as Acts 2:38; 22:16 …
Divine Creation Vs. Evolution
By H. L. Bruce John Roach Straton once wrote, “Disillusionment came to the present writer when he discovered that Evolution is not a fact of science, but a dogma of philosophy; that both its history and its essential nature prove that it belongs primarily to the realm of subjective speculation and not to the field of …
Creed Making
By Cecil Willis There are many different religious organizations in existence in our country this day. A multitude of differences: separate and divide these religious groups. Yet they have one thing in common. They each have a creed. The English word “creed” comes from the Latin “credo,” which means “I believe.” Strictly speaking a creed would …