By Mike Willis The subject of the fellowship of the saints has become a matter of serious discussion in the last several decades. The ecumenical movement in denominationalism, the unity-in-diversity movement (based on the gospel/doctrine distinction) practiced by the Fundamentalists/Evangelicals, and the unity movement of Ketcherside/Garrett among our own brethren have influenced several gospel preachers among …
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By Weldon E. Warnock Brother Hailey suggests this “universal law is the expression of God’s own character and will” (p. 35), and is “revealed in its fulness (Col. 2: 10) by the Holy Spirit in the New Covenant under Christ” (p. 35). In fact, he wrote, “All the universal law . . . is included in …
By Lewis Willis I would rather suspect that more fervent prayer has been offered to God in the last 6-8 months, than at any similar time in recent memory. The young men and women of our military were engaged in war, and we had no way of knowing how long it would last or how costly …
By Paul K. Williams Drums beat their monotonous single-beat rhythm announcing another ceremony of the sangomas (one of the Zulu words for “witch doctor”). Onlookers, both curious and devout, gather as the sangomas begin their ritual dance. Dressed in skins, feathers and beads they go through various gyrations, calling on the ancestors and working themselves into …
