By Jeffery Kingry As a Christian, if a brother came to you with a serious personality problem, what would you do? What if you were approached by the family of someone “clinically psychotic?” What response would you make to one who had lost contact with reality in one way or another, either by rejecting the world …
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By Robert Jackson In our study, we are talking about issues. that divide us, and therefore in dealing with this, of course we find no joy because we have no joy in division. But as a result of being divided, then we must face the issue of what it is that is causing the division. If …
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By Luther Blackmon (Author’s note: This article was sent to the Houston Post during the 1960 presidential race. Some of what I said was published, but all my documentations were deleted. You see this is what Catholic Popes and other high church men have said.) I have read with interest the articles pro and con on …
By Earl E. Robertson Fifteen years ago I was living in Indianapolis, Indiana and working with the Belmont Avenue church. Brother Cecil Willis was living in Akron, Ohio and preaching for the Brown Street church. He was at that time doing some writing through the pages of Truth Magazine and the Gospel Guardian. Truth Magazine then …
