By James P. Needham Much is being said today, both in and out of the church, about the way a man preaches. The two terms most frequently used are “hard” preachers and “soft” preachers. Usually one can determine the definition of the words “hard” and “soft” if he can stand to listen to the whole conversation! …
Category Archives: Truth Magazine Vol. 36
Preaching Trip to Lithuania
By Harry R. Osborne On April 29th of this year, Steve Wallace, Kieran Murphy and I flew into Vilnius, Lithuania to begin a six weeks stay in that city to preach the gospel. Kieran came for two weeks before returning to Ireland. I was able to stay for one month, but Derek Chambers came the same …
The “Traditional” Point of View
By Harold E. Turner It may just be my imagination (naturally I don’t think so) that all of a sudden the word “traditional” has taken on an air of something sinister or at least something for sure suspect. If you happen to be running around the country preaching and teaching the “traditional” about a matter, you …
Is Truth Relative?
By Larry Ray Halfey Some are teaching that truth is subjective, relative and unobtainable. Men, it is said, cannot understand the Scriptures. Scripture is not our pattern, our guide, neither indeed can be. It is not in man that walketh to discern truth, nor is it necessary to do so, or so it is being argued. …