By Earl Robertson It is almost unbelievable what bitterness can do to a good person. We have witnessed over and over again capable and good men become bitter in their hearts. As a result, they were no longer used to the accomplishment of good as before and their friends became few. This does not have to …
Author Archives: Mark Mayberry
Church Supported Hospitals Defended
By Mike Willis During the years of the controversy over church support of benevolent institutions, a good many brethren have the good sense to perceive that the issue of church support of benevolent institutions was but the tip of the iceberg of church involvement in all aspects of the social gospel. Throughout their debates, they emphasized …
For The Truth’s ,Sake
By Ron Halbrook For the truth’s sake, we must take time to be holy. First, we must take the time, if we are to get it at all. Job lamented, “Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of trouble. He cometh forth like a flower, arid is cut down: he …
Imputed Righteousness
By Marshall E. Patton In Rom. 4:8-11, Paul teaches that righteousness was imputed to Abraham on the grounds of his faith without circumcision. He then affirms that righteousness is imputed to us on the same basis. The Bible, therefore, teaches the doctrine of “imputed righteousness.” Unfortunately, however, some do not understand the difference between the truth …