By Wallace H. Little In a 1977 discussion with several Filipino preachers on problems in teaching, I mentioned a series of lessons on “Methods of Teaching.” They thought it would be good for me to return and teach this, providing other preachers agreed. They did. To make the series more suitable, I revised the material, reducing …
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By Earl Robertson Jude tearfully warns the children of God concerning the character of false teachers who stealthily creep in among them. He informs them that they turn the grace of God into lasciviousness, and will even deny the Father and the Son. Men of this stripe have no intention of doing God’s will, are far …
By Jimmy Tuten The so-called “Crossroads philosophy” is indeed an ignominious display of the result of liberalism. It is the apex of all “no patternism,” “we do many things for which we have no authority” postulations. This appears contradictory perhaps to what has been said in previous installments on Crossroads. What we are faced with is …
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By Greg Litmer When you decide to look at the Roman Catholic priesthood, you quickly realize the vast quantity of material to be covered. What we intend to cover in this lesson is what the priesthood is, how one becomes a priest, and what are the special effects or powers that come with the priesthood. The …
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