By Ferrell Jenkins Imagine the time, money, and effort that must be expended in order to produce a completely new translation of the Bible. The New International Version (NIV) “involved more than a hundred scholars working in excess of 200,000 man-hours over a period of twenty-five years at a cost of more than two million dollars” …
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By James R. Cope “Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven” (Matt. 10:32). This is the language of Jesus. In it is couched the secret to eternal life. There are many ways in which one may confess Jesus Christ and because we do not …
By Ron Halbrook Our love for others may cost us much pain. Do not confuse the pain of love with the pain of unbridled lust. Immorality is often glorified in our culture but the painful price of such living is also recounted in songs which tell of “the day after,” the loneliness, the emptiness of it …
By Mike Willis Psalm 51 is generally admitted to have been written by David as an appeal to God for forgiveness of his sins associated with his immorality with Bathsheba. In a recent defense of the “continuous cleansing” position, Psalm 51 was used to defend the position that a Christian can sin, repent of his sins, …
