By James W. Adams On the Lord’s day, February 1, 1987, instead of occupying the pulpit, as he had faithfully done for almost fifty years, our dearly beloved Harold F. Sharp, Sr., of Little Rock, Arkansas, breathed his last in Arkansas Baptist Medical Center. For about two months, he had waged a valiant struggle with respiratory …
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By Louis J. Sharp Epitaphs we read may not always be truthful. Some are brutally frank! But if there should ever be placed an epitaph on your tombstone, and it was truthful, how would it read? In the Bible, we read epitaphs both good and bad. The thing that is striking about each of them, is, …
By Mike Willis The virtue of compassion is sadly lacking among some Christians. Others who manifest compassion direct it to the wrong people, in places where God does not want compassion shown. A compassion expressed like Jesus expressed is a virtue – one in which we Christians need to grow. Companion Defined The word “compassion” is …
By Mike Willis and Melvin Curry For several years, planning has been done in order to produce a set of commentaries on the entire New Testament written by those who are Christians. Recognizing that most evangelical commentaries are written by men with a Calvinist point of view, the Board of Directors saw the need for a …
