By Bill Hall How thankful we should be for wonderful examples of courage that spur us on to greater strength in the Lord’s service. Paul was just such an example: “And many of the brethren in the Lord, waxing confident by my bonds, are much more bold to speak the word without fear” (Phil. 1:14). These …
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By Jimmy Tuten It has been said repeatedly that it takes the personal touch which radiates a genuine interest in the lost and a willingness to spend and be spent in order to bring people to a knowledge of truth. The lack of meaningful growth of the church of the eighties is a problem of serious …
By Ronny Milliner There are many different relationships we hold in this life. One may be a husband, wife, or child in the family relationship. One may be a student, employee, or employer. And one is a citizen of some country. Paul deals with the Christian’s duty to civil government in Romans 13:1-7. The Charge Of …
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By S. Leonard Tyler One day Jesus went into the temple and while He was teaching, the chief priest and the elders of the people asked Him, “By what authority doest thou these things? and who gave thee this authority?” (Matt. 21:23) This was and is a most important question. In fact, is there any question …
