By William C. Sexton Here are two sides of a problem. However, one side may never be recognized as a problem – that of riches. The common response, jokingly of course, is: “I’d like to have that kind of a problem for awhile.” Yet, seriously, if one has riches, he is responsible for the proper use …
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By Lewis Willis It would be a blessing if we were able to see the end of a thing at its beginning. This would be especially valuable regarding moral or ethical behavior. For instance, if a person could see at the time he takes his first social drink that he would end up being an alcoholic, …
By Clinton D. Hamilton Question: The following question had been received by brother Houchen and passed along to me: What is the “Restoration Principle”? Is it still valid for men today? Reply: One lives through a generation before he sometimes may realize it. Time passes quickly. One learns something and tends to project that same knowledge to others. …
By Ronny Milliner Introduction: A. Text: Jn. 13:1-7. B. Many Pentecostal churches practice footwashing as a part of their worship services. 1. Footwashing was never done as an act of worship to God in the New Testament. 2. It was done as an act of service to man (cf. 1 Tim. 5:10). C. In spite of …
