By William C. Sexton Mobility in our society today is great, as all observers know. Certain segments of our society are more mobile than others, however. I am working with a group of disciples near Ft. Riley Kansas, a military base, and Kansas State University, so mobility here is much greater than any other place I …
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By Donald P. Ames To find a-good study Bible is not always an easy task. In my opinion, the recent Royal Bible (later published under the name of the Zondervan Cyclopedic Reference Bible both are now out of print) was one of the very best in the KJV, while I am still looking for a NASB …
By Mike Willis As the restoration leaders began to study themselves out of denominationalism, they found that what they had previously believed about baptism was wrong. In addition to discovering that the action of baptism was immersion, they also found that the only proper subject to be baptized was a penitent believer. This was contrary to …
By P.J. Casebolt I am persuaded that, in many things, our practice comes perilously close to violating our preaching. The Pharisees and the scribes were good (or bad) examples in this respect (Mt. 23:3). None of us are immune to this tendency and our inconsistency can be seen by others-better than vie-can see it ourselves. Just …
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