By Richard Boone Purpose: To show scriptural, sensible reasons why Christians should not marry unbelievers. Introduction: 1. A problem that faces every Christian when he comes to adult age is that of whom to marry. 2. In our day, when infidels out-number Christians, it is made more difficult because it seems as though there are so …
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By Larry Ray Hafley Elsewhere in this issue, see Ben Vick, Jr.’s article, “We Are Going to Have to Defend the Truth Among Our Own Brethren (II)”. Brother Vick’s central point sticks the institutional position in its vital areas. Brother Vick’s argument pricks the bubble of societies which purpose to “rob the church of her work.” …
By Phil T. Arnold In attending the Oklahoma Christian College lectureship this past January (1989), I heard a speaker ask the audience (the majority of whom I assume were members of “institutional” churches of Christ), “How many of you worship with a congregation that has a ‘fellowship hall.” I was tempted to raise my hand for …
By Curtis Carr In my opinion, one of the most controversial subjects that can be discussed is Freemasonry. The reason being that it is shrouded in secrecy. Especially is this true when there is someone not in Freemasonry discussing it with someone who is in it. The Mason will become very disturbed that a non-Mason would …
