By Bill Imrisek There was no preacher pounding on the pulpit to impress upon his hearers their God-given responsibility to go out and tell others about Jesus. But for some reason they did it anyway. The shepherds who tended their flocks in the fields about Bethlehem were told by angels sent from God that “there is …
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By Earl Robertson “Wherefore let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall,” wrote the apostle Paul (1 Cor. 10:12). However, the authors of the creeds of men either know nothing of this passage or care nothing for it as their writings testify. This verse plainly says one can fall. Human theology has made …
By Ronald D. Howes Circulating among some of my brethren is a booklet entitled Except For Fornication.(1) Having run into it three times in the last year, I feel compelled to respond. To his credit, Brother Hale has produced a well written, readable and believable document defending the thesis that the guilty party of Matthew 19 has …
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By Bob Tuten The Dawning of Instruments In Worship It appears from available evidence that the church in Midway, Kentucky was the first to use instrumental music in its worship. The introduction of the instrument owed its inception to the deplorable singing the congregation did. This singing had degenerated into screeching and bawling that would, as …
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