By Donnie V. Rader Near the end of his second missionary journey, Paul went to Corinth with the gospel of Christ. This seems like a most unlikely place to expect to find people interested in the gospel and therefore establish a church. Corinth was the commercial capital of Greece. It was a city of half a …
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By Dick Blackford In March of 1972I moderated for A.C. Grider in a debate with brother Alan Highers. The few times I have seen brother Highers since then have been congenial, but we do have a difference that keeps us divided. This is not a response to his complete editorial, for much of it was commendable. …
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By Mike Hughes Every question in life ought to be considered in light of, “What would Jesus do?” What does his Word say? It is by his Word that all mankind will be judged (Jn. 12:48). Is it right or wrong? Lottery means “a drawing of lots in which prizes are distributed to the winners among …
By Billy Ashworth At the close of President Eisenhower’s eight-year tenure, this nation elected John F. Kennedy President. He was the first, and as yet, the only Roman Catholic ever elected President in America. He was also the next to youngest President ever elected, at the age of 43. In his inaugural speech, Kennedy said: “The …
