By Tom M. Roberts Part One: Bred in Infidelity One would have to be totally ignorant of the Bible to deny that Jesus Christ is both the center and circumference of all that the Bible contains. There is not a single doctrine or nuance of biblical teaching that does not have Christ as its foundation. If …
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By Evelyn Dahlquist Without the truth of God, it is impossible to be a Christian (John 8:32). It means more than simply believing. To be sure one must be a believer (Heb. 11:6; Mark 16:16), but he must have a faith that works by love (Gal. 5:6). It means submission, obedience, conformity to the will of …
By Olen Holderby The deep craving of the heart is often seen in the songs that we sing; and these, most often, offer scenes of peace calm and quite moments. Moments to relax, to think, to plan, with a serenity that breeds confidence and hope. We sing about this in the context of roads (On …
By Ken Leach It was a Thursday night and the gospel meeting in Perry, Florida had been well attended by enthusiastic brethren plus many visitors from the community. About fifteen minutes before services began I was standing in the lobby greeting those who had come to worship. As I turned towards the door, there stood the …
