By Mike Willis What can be historically documented as a movement in American church history is not yet so easily documented among Christians. The influence of denominational movements on the church has generally lagged several decades. The social gospel movement was fully developed among denominations before the churches of Christ ever began supporting colleges, orphan homes, …
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By Larry Ray Hafley Bakker, Swaggart, Falwell, and Roberts are in what the media calls a “holy war.” The scandal is just breaking as this is written. Doubtless the worst is yet to come – “evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived” (2 Tim. 3:13). “And many shall follow their …
By Ronny Milliner We profess to be like the church of the New Testament. Of course, we understand that statement to mean the ideal church or to imitate the good in the churches of the New Testament. Certainly there are some things in some of the churches in the New Testament that we would not want …
By Don Willis “Wherefore comfort one another with these words” (1 Thess. 4:18). Jesus is coming again! Hallelujah! What a wonderful reality. Death could not contain Him. Jesus arose triumphantly from the grave. As He ascended into the heavens, He promised to come again. We have comfort in our hope, because Jesus died for our sins …
