By M. Thaxter Dickey The need to think properly during the Lord’s Supper is illustrated in 1 Corinthians 11: 17-34. Misuse of the Lord’s Supper results in serious consequences for those who partake unworthily. In this case many members of the church were sick and some even dead because of abusing the Lord’s supper. Note that …
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By Lewis Willis Having observed a rather significant shift in public thought during my life-time regarding a question of morality, I decided that something needed to be done to bring the practice of the church into conformity with the thinking of the world about us. The particular issue to which I have reference is the issue …
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By Randy Harshbarger Because of trying circumstances of life, some Christians grow tired of living the kind of life God desires; their despair sometimes leads them to give up all together. Because of persecution, peer pressure, lack of faith, opposition of family, etc., some Christians think it is impossible to fight the good fight and remain …
By Irven Lee “Daily in the temple, and in every house, they ceased not to teach and preach Jesus Christ” (Acts 5:42). This is an example of zealous Christians carrying out the Lord’s command to preach the gospel to every creature in Jerusalem. Ibis same work was carried out in the Gentile world. Paul disputed “daily …
