By Tom M. Roberts Like Abraham’s wells (Gen. 26:18) which had to be cleaned out and renamed by Isaac because they had been filled with debris by the Philistines, the biblical doctrine of grace must be rescued from the clutter of denominational debris. Grace, as essential to our spiritual life as water to a dying man, …
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By O.C. Birdwell, Jr. The following is a copy of the statement read by brother Cecil Willis to the Highway 287 Church in Groveton, Texas on 23 July 1986. My purpose in coming before you at this time is to make acknowledgment of each and every sin of which I have been guilty. I am sorry …
By Wayne Partain “The harvest indeed is plenteous, but the laborers are few” (Matt. 9:37). This is very true today. Why? What are we doing to correct the situation? What do we plan to do about it? Just before ascending to heaven, Jesus told His apostles to preach the gospel to all the world. The book …
By Robert F. Turner My first experience with one who questioned a “church treasury” was in 1943, in Phoenix, Arizona. While taking some exercise, I made chance acquaintance with an elderly gentleman and we walked along together. When we passed a small church building with no sign, I asked if he knew anything of those meeting …
