By S. Leonard Tyler We seem to listen at times with a corrective, critical, or belittling attitude rather than a seeking, learning, admiring, and appreciative disposition. Criticism has her rightful place in studying God’s word. But criticism does not stand at the top of the ladder. It is not the most valued asset in teaching or …
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By Robert F. Turner Substitution is a truly basic principle of Christianity, despite the fact that many erroneous theories have been spawned by this concept. The “imputation” of Adam’s guilt to all mankind is one such error; and following close on its heels is the colorful but equally fallacious idea that Christ’s personal righteousness (His “perfect …
By Tommy L. McClure During the last one hundred years many great and good accomplishments have been made by man. Life expectancy is much longer due to the advances in medical science. In the field of travel, advancement has been made from the “ankle-express” and horse-and-buggy methods to space flights. The electronics industry with all its …
By Mike Willis He maketh me to lie down in green pastures (Psa. 23.2) In David’s description of the Lord as his Shepherd (Psa. 23), he describes how the Lord takes care of His sheep. “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me …
