By Mike Willis Having given in my last article a brief overview of the historical development of the positive thinking philosophy, I want to call attention to some of the main doctrinal affirmations which have become popular as a result of the movement. In case some might misunderstand me, I hasten to add that opposition to …
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By Edward O. Bragwell, Sr. Ask nearly any Christian: what is the one thing we (church, family, society) most need today? You will likely hear “love.” No doubt there is a shameful lack of love among many professed Christians. However, I would like to put in a plug for less love among brethren with whom I …
By Randy S. Reese Sr. The story of the Bible in Japan is a fascinating one. Many things that actually did happen seem improbable. The Bible’s initial introduction to Japan came through Francis Xavier in 1549. Xavier brought with him a copy of the Gospel of Matthew, which had been translated by a young Japanese named …
By Forrest D. Moyer II. The “Author” of Bible Authority. A. We cannot talk about “authority” without talking about “author” from which our word “authority” comes. The real question concerning religious practice is, “Who is the author of the practice?” B. The prime authority is God (1 Cor. 15:27). He has the right to command and …
